A remarkable 15-year-old darting prodigy, Mitchell Lawrie, has left Luke Littler amazed with his exceptional performance at the WDF World Championship held at Lakeside. Lawrie made history by becoming the youngest player to secure a victory at Lakeside by defeating Tomoya Maruyama and Jason Brandon with impressive skill, including five maximums and excellent checkouts.
Lawrie also achieved a remarkable 97.21 average, the highest in the tournament so far. Littler expressed his astonishment towards Lawrie on social media, praising the young talent.
After his victory against Brandon, Lawrie expressed his pride and excitement, acknowledging the challenge of facing an experienced player like Brandon. Lawrie showcased his exceptional skills by starting strong in the match, with consistent and efficient play throughout.
Although Lawrie missed a potential nine-dart finish, he remained focused and delighted with his performance. Lawrie credited the supportive crowd for boosting his confidence and motivation during the match.
Despite a slight setback towards the end of the match, Lawrie regained his composure and sealed the victory against Brandon. Lawrie admitted to a brief lapse in concentration but quickly refocused to secure the win.
Looking ahead, the PDC World Darts Championship is set to commence on December 11, offering fans the opportunity to watch every match live exclusively on Sky Sports.