Van Gerwen tops highest averages so far at PDC World Darts Championship

The 2020/21 PDC World Darts Championship is currently in it's Christmas break so DartsNews takes a look at the highest averages so far.

Unsurprisingly, Michael van Gerwen leads the way so far with 108.98 which he hit in a quality opener against Ryan Murray which he won 3-1.

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While Dimitri van den Bergh who went close to breaking the record average in parts of his 3-0 victory over Paul Lim sits second with 105.61.

His World Cup partner Kim Huybrechts has seen a resurgence as of late and has hit two in the top five with 104.05 followed by 101.59 over his two victories.

Among those also on the list include Simon Whitlock (101.21), Krzysztof Ratajski (100.41) and Mervyn King (99.64).

Top averages so far 2020/21 PDC World Darts Championship

108.98 Michael van Gerwen (Second Round)

105.61 Dimitri van den Bergh (Second Round)

104.05 Kim Huybrechts (First Round)

102.35 Ian White (Second Round)

101.59 Kim Huybrechts (Second Round)

101.21 Simon Whitlock (Second Round)

100.41 Krzysztof Ratajski (Second Round)

99.64 Mervyn King (Second Round)

99.19 Daryl Gurney (Second Round)

98.31 Ryan Searle (First Round)

98.20 Jeffrey de Zwaan (Second Round)

98.18 Mensur Suljovic (Second Round)