We will have a new name on the trophy for 2024 after defending champion Robert Thornton fell to a 3-2 defeat to Andy Hamilton, who will face John Henderson in the last eight. The winner of this encounter will play either Jim Long or Paul Hogan in the semi-finals.
On the other side of the draw, Chris Mason faces Lisa Ashton and Mark Dudbridge plays Colin McGarry as they battle for a place in the final four.
Some big names fell in the quarter-finals and opening round including 16-time World champion Phil 'The Power' Taylor, three-time BDO world champion Martin ‘Wolfie’ Adams and ten-time women's World champion Trina Gulliver MBE also missing out on the latter stages.
What is the schedule at the World Senior Darts Championship?
All times are GMT and subject to change
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Afternoon session (1300-1700)
Quarter-finals
Andy Hamilton 1-3 John Henderson
Jim Long 3-2 Paul Hogan
Chris Mason 1-3 Lisa Ashton
Mark Dudbridge 1-3 Colin McGarry
Evening session (1900-2300)
Semi-finals
John Henderson 3-0 Jim Long
Lisa Ashton 2-3 Colin McGarry
Final
John Henderson 5-0 Colin McGarry
How can I watch the World Senior Darts Championship?
The World Seniors Darts Championships takes place at Circus Tavern in Purfleet and you can watch live coverage across BBC Sport.
Follow two sessions a day (13:00 GMT & 19:00 GMT) through to the final on Sunday, 18 February with live coverage on the BBC iPlayer and BBC Sport website and app.
You can also catch-up on all the action from previous days for up to 30 days on BBC iPlayer.Sunday, 18 February
13:00-17:00 & 19:00-23:00 - BBC iPlayer, BBC Sport website & app
Darts has a reputation as being slightly less vigorous exercise then some of its cousins.
That may well be true, but in terms of meeting new people, finding a hobby and perfecting a difficult craft, it's as good a sport as any!
The traditional route into darts has long been through your local pub, but an era of increased professionalism has opened up paths into the sport outside of the boozer.
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We will have a new name on the trophy for 2024 after defending champion Robert Thornton fell to a 3-2 defeat to Andy Hamilton, who will face John Henderson in the last eight. The winner of this encounter will play either Jim Long or Paul Hogan in the semi-finals.
On the other side of the draw, Chris Mason faces Lisa Ashton and Mark Dudbridge plays Colin McGarry as they battle for a place in the final four.
Some big names fell in the quarter-finals and opening round including 16-time World champion Phil 'The Power' Taylor, three-time BDO world champion Martin ‘Wolfie’ Adams and ten-time women's World champion Trina Gulliver MBE also missing out on the latter stages.
What is the schedule at the World Senior Darts Championship?
All times are GMT and subject to change
BBC Sport
Afternoon session (1300-1700)
Quarter-finals
Andy Hamilton 1-3 John Henderson
Jim Long 3-2 Paul Hogan
Chris Mason 1-3 Lisa Ashton
Mark Dudbridge 1-3 Colin McGarry
Evening session (1900-2300)
Semi-finals
John Henderson 3-0 Jim Long
Lisa Ashton 2-3 Colin McGarry
Final
John Henderson 5-0 Colin McGarry
How can I watch the World Senior Darts Championship?
All times are GMT and subject to change
BBC iPlayer
The World Seniors Darts Championships takes place at Circus Tavern in Purfleet and you can watch live coverage across BBC Sport.
Follow two sessions a day (13:00 GMT & 19:00 GMT) through to the final on Sunday, 18 February with live coverage on the BBC iPlayer and BBC Sport website and app.
You can also catch-up on all the action from previous days for up to 30 days on BBC iPlayer.Sunday, 18 February
13:00-17:00 & 19:00-23:00 - BBC iPlayer, BBC Sport website & app
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Darts has a reputation as being slightly less vigorous exercise then some of its cousins.
That may well be true, but in terms of meeting new people, finding a hobby and perfecting a difficult craft, it's as good a sport as any!
The traditional route into darts has long been through your local pub, but an era of increased professionalism has opened up paths into the sport outside of the boozer.
The Professional Darts Corporation is the main governing body offering its own route into the sport, however you can find local opportunities in Scotland,Wales, and Northern Ireland through their local governing bodies.