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    Peter Wright has won his first darts world championship, beating world No.1 Michael van Gerwen seven-three in the final at London's Alexandra Palace

    Peter Wright has won his first darts world championship, beating world No.1 Michael van Gerwen seven-three in the final at London's Alexandra Palace


    The Scot lost to van Gerwen in the 2014 final, but denied the Dutchman a fourth global crown.

    He claimed the 984-thousand dollar winner's cheque with a double 10 to finish.

    Wright won three successive sets to leave van Gerwen floundering at the end.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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     18 Oct: Otago's pursuit of a first NPC rugby title since 1998 remains intact, after dispatching Bay of Plenty 41-17 in their semifinal in Dunedin
     17 Oct: State Highway 1 near South Canterbury's Makikihi will close tonight to recover a truck
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