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PDC Order of Merit:

1. Luke Littler (England)

2. Luke Humphries (England)

3. Gian van Veen (Netherlands)

4. Michael van Gerwen (Netherlands)

5. Jonny Clayton (Wales)

6. Gary Anderson (Scotland)

7. Stephen Bunting (England)

8. Ryan Searle (England)

9. Josh Rock (NI)

10. Danny Noppert (Netherlands)

11. James Wade (England)

12. Gerwyn Price (Wales)

13. Chris Dobey (England)

14. Nathan Aspinall (England)

15. Martin Schindler (Germany)

16. Ross Smith (England)

17. Damon Heta (Australia)

18. Jermaine Wattimena (Netherlands)

19. Mike De Decker (Belgium)

20. Rob Cross (England)

21. Luke Woodhouse (England)

22. Dave Chisnall (England)

23. Daryl Gurney (NI)

24. Ryan Joyce (England)

25. Dimiti Van den Bergh (Belgium)

26. Cameron Menzies (Scotland)

27. Ritchie Edhouse (England)

28. Krzysztof Ratajski (Poland)

29. Wessel Nijman (Netherlands)

30. Dirk van Duijvenbode (Netherlands)

31. Peter Wright (Scotland)

32. Michael Smith (England)

UK Final Stage Q School Order of Merit Live:

https://www.dartsrankings.com/qschool-uk-final

European Final Stage Q School Order of Merit Live:

https://www.dartsrankings.com/qschool-eu-final

Nathan Aspinall says he feels the crowd attending the Saudi Arabia Darts Masters "weren’t all there of their own accord".

The two-day event featuring world champion Luke Littler, compatriot Luke Humphries and Dutchman Michael van Gerwen is the first to be held in the kingdom of Saudi Arabia, which has strict no-alcohol regulations.

It is part of the World Series of Darts but the tournament is being held at the 1,000-capacity Global Theater, Riyadh.

Speaking to YouTube channel Darts Now,, external Aspinall, 34, said "there is definitely a long way to go" before the Professional Darts Corporation (PDC) and Saudi Arabia could build a long-term partnership.

"It's certainly different," he added.

Stop your moaning him and snooker player Kyren Wilson are very similar.

Wayne Mardle has confirmed that he will make his debut on the Winmau World Masters ITV coverage next weekend with 'Hawaii 501' returning to social media for the first time in a number of months.

They’ll be happy with the semi final line up - arguably the 4 best players in the world right now with Price v Littler and van Veen v Humphries.