Luke Littler called out for 'unthinkable' actions as Van Gerwen left shocked

The German Darts Grand Prix will have a Dutch final. Michael van Gerwen reached the final of a EuroTour tournament for the 50th time and will face fellow countryman Gian van Veen, who pulverized world champion Luke Littler with an average of 110.81. Earlier on the final day in Munich, Van Gerwen threw a nine-darter.

Things can change quickly in darts, where luck and drama are millimetres apart. Michael van Gerwen miraculously escaped in the second round of the German Darts Grand Prix on Sunday. A day later he threw everyone with averages well over 100 home. He is in the final, a Dutch final to be precise. Gian van Veen wiped the floor with Luke Littler: 7-4.

Luke Littler called out for 'unthinkable' actions as Van Gerwen left shocked

The Dutchman has spoken out about the teenage sensation's actions.

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