– The organisers of the International Darts League come to an agreement to allow the BDO/WDF players ranked 13 to 28 to enter the competition at the preliminary round stage having previously reneged on a deal which led to a threat of court action. The competition is now further expanded to 56 players (see International Darts League article) 12 – Week 11 of 14 in the Premier League saw the top four begin to pull away. Phil Taylor is already guaranteed a semi-final spot and Dennis Priestley, Raymond van Barneveld and Terry Jenkins are now just one win each away from qualification. 14 – Terry Jenkins wins the Antwerp Open – a non-ranking PDC event beating Andy Smith by 3 sets to 0 in the final. 14 – Tony Eccles wins the Norway Open (a WDF category 3) event in Tønsberg beating Dutchman Hans Blijs in the final. England's Dee Bateman surprises Karin Krappen to take the women's title. 15 – Terry Jenkins completes a perfect weekend by taking the Antwerp Darts Trophy – a PDPA Players Championship to add to his Antwerp Open title 24 hours previously. He beat Colin Lloyd in the final. 19 – Phil Taylor extends his Premier League unbeaten run to 40 matches with a win over Colin Lloyd. Raymond van Barneveld and Dennis Priestley produced a remarkable leg of darts during the Dutchman's win. Both players started with two 180s leaving two possibilities of a nine dart leg – Barney took it in 11 darts. 21 – After a day of PDPA qualifying Chris Mason, Wayne Jones, Richie Burnett, Alan Tabern, Mark Dudbridge, Matt Clark, Kevin McDine and Robbie Green all secure places in the preliminary round for the International Darts League to be held in May. 21 – Martin Adams clinches his first title since his BDO World Championship success in January. He beat John Walton in the final of the German Open. Sweden's Carina Ekberg won the Women's singles. 25 – Further controversy over the structure of the International Darts League results in a Dutch court having to resolve a dispute by the players from the Keukenconcurrent stable – van Gerwen, King, Klaasen and van der Voort (see International Darts League article). 26 – The Holsten Premier League witnessed its first ever whitewash as Colin Lloyd beat Terry Jenkins 8–0. Jenkins still confirmed his qualification for the semi-finals joining Phil Taylor, Raymond