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" [ad_1]\r\n<br><div id=\"main\"><p>Luke Littler is in the running to be darts' hottest young star after 10-year-old Owen Bryceland had an incredible weekend on the junior tour.</p><p>Bryceland, who made 17-year-old Littler appear like a seasoned pro, won back-to-back tournaments on the Foundation Tour in Coventry.</p><p>The Scot defeated Mitchell Lawrie 5-1 in the Event 11 final after which Jack Howarth in the Event 12 showpiece to place himself in a robust position to qualify for the JDC Advanced Tour.</p><p>Bryceland highlighted the incredible level he's already capable of playing at, posting an all-time Foundation Tour average of 104.86 in his last 16 win over Joshua Machine.</p><p>The barometer of his level is world primary Luke Humphries, who won the World Championship final against Littler with a median of 103.67.</p><p>Littler, who won back-to-back Junior World Championships in 2022 and 2023, has taken the darting world by storm since his breakthrough at Alexandra Palace over (*10*).</p><p>He reached the tournament final on debut, won his debut World Series, Player Championships and European Tour events and is currently top of the Premier League table after back-to-back night wins in Belfast and Manchester.</p></div>\r\n<br>\r\n<em>Credit : <a href=http://www.independent.co.uk  class=\"scredit\">www.independent.co.uk</a></em>"
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