Peter Wright set a new record for the highest ever recorded average in a live broadcast darts match with a staggering 123.5 at the Players Championship 29 event.
Snakebite posted his stunning mark during a 6-0 quarter-final win against Krzysztof Ratajski that featured two 11-darters, a pair of 12 darters and a further two legs in 13 and 14 darts.
The previous record broadcast average was 123.4, set by Michael van Gerwen in a 7-1 defeat of Michael Smith in the 2016 Premier League and Wright edged past it in a match streamed online.
Wright also averaged over 100 in three of his previous four matches before a semi-final defeat to eventual champion Brendan Dolan (click here for full event report).
You can watch the full match below but you can scroll down further for the full stats behind each of his six magical legs...
Love this moment when a stunned Krzysztof Ratajski realises Peter Wright sets a world average record - 123.5 (!!) - in a 6-0 win, breaks the news to him and gives @snakebitewright a hug! The camaraderie in darts is like no other. pic.twitter.com/Vt6YZw8zJm
— Chris Hammer (@ChrisHammer180) October 14, 2019
Peter Wright's record average of 123.5: Leg breakdown
- Leg One
Darts: 14
Average: 107.4
Visits: 125, 100, 78, 138, 60
Doubles: 1/1
- Leg Two
Darts: 13
Average: 115.6
Visits: 140, 55, 135, 131, 40
Doubles: 1/1
- Leg Three
Darts: 11
Average: 136.6
Visits: 180, 180, 60, 81
Doubles: 1/1
- Leg Four
Darts: 11
Average: 136.6
Visits: 180, 180, 41, 100
Doubles: 1/1
- Leg Five
Darts: 12
Average: 125.3
Visits: 180, 97, 140, 84
Doubles: 1/1
- Leg Six
Darts: 12
Average: 125.3
Visits: 180, 57, 140, 124
Doubles: 1/1
