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Kyle Anderson talks to Stuart Pyke about his recent PDC tournament wins and his plans for the future. Great player. Great guy. Great interview. Listen to the interview here.

Darts has been given a stamp of approval by the British public after topping an independent poll as the UK sport with the highest integrity. The UK Sports Integrity Index by Portland Communications polled over 2,000 members of the general public in June 2017 to measure the perceived level of integrity of the top 12 professional sports in the UK. The poll looked at how far people had judged sports to be affected by four key issues: match, point or race fixing; players, racers or athletes using performance

John Part speaks to Stuart Pyke about his relationship with Unicorn and his involvement in darts generally. Listen to Interview here

What a win, what a week, what a player! Kyle Anderson has made history by winning the Auckland Darts Masters.  It was a dramatic day as the Unicorn star won a thrilling all Australian final in a deciding leg against youngster Corey Cadby.  The biggest win of Anderson's career and coming just a week after his maiden PDC title on the Pro Tour.  "I am in dreamland!" he said. "A lot of hard work and a fair few sacrifices over the last three years. It all feels worth it now. I am very proud of

James Wade and Kyle Anderson will battle it out for a place in the final of the Auckland Darts Masters.  The Team Unicorn pair were impressive winners on Saturday night in New Zealand, but it ended in disappointment for Michael Smith.  Wade produced one of his best performances for some time as he ran out a 10-7 winner over Daryl Gurney, while Anderson won the all Aussie battle with Simon Whitlock in a thrilling last leg decider.  Wade averaged 101 and looked something like again. "There

Defending Auckland Masters Champion Gary Anderson was shocked by Aussie namesake Kyle on the opening night at the Trusts Arena. The all Unicorn affair turned into a thriller and just one break of throw was enough for Kyle to complete one of the best wins of his career.  Gary didn't do a lot wrong but Kyle was full of confidence after his maiden PDC win last weekend. The Unicorn duo of Michael Smith and James Wade made it through to the quarter-finals where they will play Corey Cadby and Daryl

Defending Auckland Darts Masters Champion Gary Anderson will take on Kyle Anderson in a massive all Unicorn affair on Friday! Gary is the top seed as he looks for his second World Series title of the year, while Kyle comes to New Zealand in top form having just won his first PDC title at the weekend.  "It couldn't be tougher," admitted the Scot. "Kyle is a great player and he has proved that again at the weekend." The Aussie said: "These are the games that I relish and the way I am playing at

It's been on the cards for a while, but Kyle Anderson has finally won his maiden big PDC tournament.  The Team Unicorn Aussie was superb on Saturday as he won Players Championship 17 in Barnsley and hit a superb 9 darter to put the cap on a perfect day.  It was the perfect warm-up for the World Series triple-header coming up in Auckland, Melbourne and Perth. He beat Kevin Painter 6-2 in the final. The fantastic 9 dart leg came in the last 16 all Unicorn clash with Ronny Huybrechts, which Kyle

Gary Anderson's hopes of a first World Matchplay title were dashed in dramatic fashion by Daryl Gurney in Blackpool on Tuesday.  The Unicorn man went down 11-9 in a thriller but that will be of no consolation to the Scot who was frustrated throughout.  Anderson made the perfect start racing into a 3-0 lead. One of the big moments came as early as the fifth leg. Gary was in total control but he blew four darts for a 4-1 advantage and that gave Gurney the impetus that he was looking for. They

Unicorn duo Kyle Anderson and Ian White are out of the World Matchplay. Kyle couldn't find the big shots when it really mattered in the all Aussie clash with Simon Whitlock and he went down 10-5. And White lost to debutant Rob Cross at the Winter Gardens on Monday. Anderson actually hit six 180s but was undone by his opponent's finishing. Whitlock raced into a 7-3 lead. At that stage he was 7/9 on the doubles and 5/5 on 'tops'. In between times, Anderson took out 105 and also banged in a brilliant