The Australian is one of eight players to hit nine dart finish at the PDC World Championships.
The world of darts is in shock this morning following the death of Australian Kyle Anderson.
The 33 year-old was one of eight players to hit a nine dart finish at the PDC World Championships, reaching the last 32 four times.
The Professional Darts Association has tweeted their condolences to family and friends, saying he will be sadly missed.
A lovely man and always fun to be with, very sorry to hear about Kyle. We had many great games and a fantastic player. A credit to Australian and world darts. RIP mate. 🙏🌹 pic.twitter.com/1tpS9U5HZY
— Michael Van Gerwen (@MvG180) August 24, 2021
Absolutely gutted hearing the news this morning. RIP Kyle Anderson. The darts world hasn’t been the same with you not around brother. You always made me laugh every time we met. Never a dull moment with you around. We are all gonna miss you mate. Xx 😢 pic.twitter.com/9C2etqmNII
— Stephen Bunting (@sbunting180) August 24, 2021
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