Top Ten highest World Cup of Darts individual match averages (2010-2019)

The tenth edition of the World Cup of Darts begins shortly from 6 to 8 November with the pairs action only taking place in the first round but from the second round onwards, the countries start with singles against each other.

These matches are played over a short format, namely best of 7 legs. As a result, it is a format that can lead to high averages. Nine players have already managed to throw an average of 110 or higher at the World Cup of Darts.

The two highest averages were thrown by two Belgian players with Ronny Huybrechts breaking the tournament record during the 2017 edition with an average of 115.62. This was soon broken though the day after with Kim Huybrechts throwing an average of 121.97 in his tie against Paul Lim.

William O'Connor takes third place with an average of 115.10 against Rob Cross during the World Cup of Darts 2019. Phil Taylor and Mensur Suljovic are both fourth with 113.43.

This is followed by Raymond van Barneveld (113.38), Michael van Gerwen (111.33), Peter Wright (110.29) and Martin Schindler (110.00).

Only the tenth place on the list is not an average of 110 or higher. Gary Anderson was just short of breaking that barrier in 2010 with an average of 109.98.

121.97 Kim Huybrechts (Quarter Final 2017, 4-1 win against Paul Lim)

115.62 Ronny Huybrechts (Second round 2017, 4-0 win against John Michael)

115.10 William O'Connor (Second round 2019, 4-1 win against Rob Cross)

113.43 Phil Taylor (2015 Final, 4-0 win against Peter Wright)

113.43 Mensur Suljovic (Second round 2019, 4-0 win against Chuck Puleo)

113.38 Raymond van Barneveld (Semi-final 2018, 4-2 win against Dimitri van den Bergh)

111.33 Michael van Gerwen (Final 2018, 4-0 win against Gary Anderson)

110.29 Peter Wright (Quarter Final 2019, 4-2 win against Dimitri van den Bergh)

110.00 Martin Schindler (Quarter Final 2018, 1-4 loss to Michael van Gerwen)

109.98 Gary Anderson (2010 Group Stage, 3-0 win against Bill Davis)