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David Munyua
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World Darts Championship: Kenya's David Munyua takes aim at Dutch opponent

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David Munyua of Kenya celebrates after beating Mike de Decker of Belgium in the 2026 Professional Darts Corporation World Darts Championships on December 19, 2025 at Allexandra Palace in the United Kingdom.

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Kenyan darts thrower, 30-year-old David Munyua, will come up against 27-year-old Dutchman Kevin Doets today from 5.40pm (Kenyan time) as he seeks to continue his adventure at the 2026 Professional Darts Corporation World Darts Championship in London.

Doets, ranked 41st worldwide, set up the Second Round tie after winning 3-1 in his First Round contest against Englishman Matthew Dennant on Friday. Debutant Munyua is the man of the moment at this year’s competition, taking place at the Alexandra Palace in London, England. The veterinarian from Kabati in Murang’a County thrilled the crowd at the Ally Pally – as the Alexandra Palace is popularly known as – by coming from two sets down to win 3-2 against Belgian Mike De Decker, who is his country’s top-ranked darts player and the world number 18.