Simon Whitlock has made a brilliant gesture and has joined the drive to raise money after Kyle Anderson passed away at the age of 33 on Tuesday.
Whitlock played alongside Anderson for Australia at the World Cup of Darts from 2016 to 2019 before Damon Heta took over duties when he emerged onto the tour.
Heta himself is running the auctions and a raffle to raise money for the family of Anderson and Whitlock will send his first round prize money to the total as well as a signed shirt from Jena to auction.
That prize money equates to £2,000 and he joins the likes of Wayne Mardle and Gary Anderson to auction shirts among others.
Please visit @DamonHeta180 who is doing a wonderful gesture to helping @KyleDarts family. I would like to auction my forthcoming @OfficialPDC World Cup shirt which i will sign after the event - I will also donate my first round prize money in full to this wonderful cause 🇦🇺🇦🇺🙏🌹
