Early in the second set of Tuesday’s final the stage was set for the most remarkable 61 seconds the sport has ever seen
At a febrile Alexandra Palace, Michael van Gerwen has taken the first set against Michael Smith with ominous authority.
, before channelling the great Castleford commentator Mick Morgan: “I can’t spake! I can’t spake!” Mardle wasn’t lying – the pundit was nursing a sore throat and eventually had to hand the microphone over to John Part.THEY’RE BOTH ON A NINE-DARTER AFTER SIX DARTS!
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