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Gary Anderson was back in business as he raced through to the quarter-finals of the Melbourne Darts Masters. But Kyle Anderson is out....beaten by his best mate on the opening night at the Hisense Arena. The Team Unicorn duo were on course to clash in the last eight, but Kyle lost in a last leg decider to Damon Heta. Gary was ruthless as he swept aside Aussie qualifier James Bailey. At one stage the Unicorn superstar was eyeing a record World Series average of 119! He went 5-0 up in brilliant style

In this blog, Unicorn’s Player Liaison, Matt Rankin, delivers a fascinating behind the scenes insight into the multiple dart set-ups that Gary Anderson used on his way to sealing the 2018 World Matchplay title. In the process, he reveals just how closely Unicorn work with our players day-to-day. It was quite a week for ‘The Flying Scotsman’ by the seaside! 'TWAS THE NIGHT BEFORE BLACKPOOL, when all thro' the darting world, not a player was stirring, not even a Flying Scotsman; the equipment was hung

Kyle Anderson will face best mate Damon Heta in the 1st Round of the Melbourne Darts Masters. The Unicorn man and Heta have been great friends for years since they were at Yulebrook College in Madddington back in the day. The Aussie pair have had many great battles down the years but this will be the biggest of them all at the Hisense Arena on Friday. And if Kyle wins he could well face Gary Anderson in the quarter-finals! The Scot will face Aussie debutant James Bailey in the 1st Round. Gary is

Gary Anderson was pushed all the way on the opening night in Auckland, while Team Unicorn stablemate Kyle Anderson also had to battle in New Zealand. It was a dramatic opening night at the Auckland Darts Masters with Unicorn’s Michael Smith the big casualty as he was stunned by Kiwi Mark McGrath. But it’s Gary Anderson v Michael van Gerwen in the big quarter-final clash. The newly crowned World Matchplay Champion had to be at the top of his game to beat talented Australian Tim Pusey 6-3. The Scot

Gary Anderson talks one-on-one with Styart Pyke, exclusively for Unicorn Darts. He discusses what it means to him to win the World Matchplay and, in doing so, adding to his World Championship and Premier League titles to achieve the triple crown - plus an overview of his own game, the new generation of darts players and what still keeps him motivated. A great insight to a truly great champion.

It’s been a tough few months for Team Unicorn Aussie ace Kyle Anderson but he is back at the scene of his greatest triumph. 12 months ago Anderson beat Corey Cadby in a last leg decider to win the Auckland Darts Masters. He kicks off the defence of his title against former pro golfer Haupai Puha at the Trusts Arena on Friday night. “It was a real emotional rollercoaster to be honest,” he said. “I had a lot of support from friends I hadn’t seen for a long time and it was a magical weekend. Hopefully