LUKE LITTLER has LOST his Bahrain Darts Masters title after crashing out in the quarter-finals against Gerwyn Price. Price was on fire, throwing seven 180s and almost hitting a NINE-DARTER –

Luke Littler has been sent crashing out of the Bahrain Darts Masters after suffering defeat at the hands of an imperious Gerwyn Price. We'll be bringing you the very latest updates, pictures and video on this breaking news story.

Luke Littler has been sent packing from the 2025 Bahrain Masters thanks to a record-breaking performance from Gerwyn Price. The Welshman recorded a 6-2 win over Littler, who was the defending

Premier League stars Stephen Bunting and Chris Dobey face-off in a quarter-final, whilst Scotland’s Peter Wright meets Philippines ace Paulo Nebrida, who stunned Rob Cross on the opening night. Price wasn’t able to maintain the pace of his Littler win, but he had enough. Wright was too loose too often and paid the penalty. Or Price, if you like.

World champion Luke Littler was knocked out of the Bahrain Masters quarter-finals after a 6-2 defeat to Gerwyn Price. The 2021 world champion delivered a superb performance to surge into the last four, averaging a mighty 115.31 and hitting seven 180s in just eight legs.

Newly crowned world champion Luke Littler starts his Bahrain Masters title defence with a 6-3 victory against Lourence Ilagan in Sakhir.

Gerwyn Price has laid down the gauntlet to Luke Littler ahead of their Bahrain Darts Masters quarter-final clash on Friday.

Luke Littler claimed victory in his first match since winning the PDC World Darts Championship on Thursday, beating Lourence Ilagan in the opening round of the Bahrain Masters.

Luke Littler has unexpectedly crashed out of the Bahrain Masters after being beaten by former PDC World Champion Gerwyn Price. The 6-2 loss was Littler's first defeat since winning the PDC World Championship title as he exited at the quarter-final stage.

Luke Littler started his title defence at the Bahrain Masters with a comfortable 6-3 victory. This tournament in 2024 was his maiden PDC victory, which started only 13 days after becoming the World Champion.

Luke Littler has opened up on his decision to change his darts after winning his first match since becoming world champion at the Bahrain Masters on Thursday night. The 17-year-old recently etched his name into the history books with a stunning 7-3 win over Michael van Gerwen.