Live Sports On TV - Australia TV Guide (AFL, NRL, Cricket, Rugby, Box, Tennis) | Darts
Darts live on tv
Darts
Thursday, 1. Oct
Darts
6:10AM
Gerwyn Price - Raymond Smith | World Grand Prix, 1/8 Finals
7:10AM
Woodhouse Luke - Nathan Aspinall | World Grand Prix, 1/8 Finals
5:10AM
Jonny Clayton - Wessel Nijman | World Grand Prix, 1/8 Finals
4:10AM
World Grand Prix: Tag 3 | Tag 3
Friday, 2. Oct
Darts
4:10AM
World Grand Prix: Day 4 | Day 4
5:10AM
James Wade - Stephen Bunting | World Grand Prix, 1/8 Finals
6:10AM
Luke Humphries - Jermaine Wattimena | World Grand Prix, 1/8 Finals
7:10AM
Gian Van Veen - Ryan Searle | World Grand Prix, 1/8 Finals
Saturday, 3. Oct
Darts
4:00AM
World Grand Prix Quarter Finals
Luke Littler leads a stacked field as darts best compete for a share of the £750,000 prize pool.
Sunday, 4. Oct
Darts
6:00AM
World Grand Prix Semi Finals
Luke Littler leads a stacked field as darts best compete for a share of the £750,000 prize pool.
Monday, 5. Oct
Darts
6:00AM
World Grand Prix Final
Luke Littler leads a stacked field as darts best compete for a share of the £750,000 prize pool.
Check our sports tv guide for popular sports television networks in Australia: Fox Sports, Network 10, Nine Network, Seven Network, SBS and ABC.
We also cover where you can watch live sports on streaming services like Kayo, Stan Sports, Optus Sport, 10 play, 7plus, Main Event, Paramount+ and DAZN.
We also cover where you can watch live sports on streaming services like Kayo, Stan Sports, Optus Sport, 10 play, 7plus, Main Event, Paramount+ and DAZN.
Hot events - Darts
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World Grand Prix
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21. Aug
The 2026 Australian Darts Masters takes place at WIN Entertainment Centre in Wollongong on 21–22 August, bringing some of the world’s top PDC players together with Australia’s leading darts stars. The two-day World Series event promises fast-paced action, big finishes and a lively home crowd. The tournament is being shown live on Fox Sports, with every session also available to stream on Kayo Sports. Australia will be represented by eight players at the 2026 Australian Darts Masters, including home favourites Damon Heta and Simon Whitlock. The Australian line-up also features Adam Leek, Raymond Smith, Brody Klinge, Tim Pusey, Joe Comito and Mal Cuming, giving local fans plenty to cheer for throughout the tournament.
25. Dec
Dont miss this year World Darts Championship from Alexandra Palace in London. Australia is once again represented on the world stage, led by Damon Heta, currently the country’s top-ranked PDC player. Known for his explosive scoring and confident stage presence, Heta has established himself as a regular contender in major tournaments.
Australian fans can follow the tournament live on Fox Sports, with streaming via Kayo Sports.
