Adrian Lewis handed Fallon Sherrock a 4-0 whitewash in Northampton on Sunday, just two nights after her £501,000 victory over Luke Littler on Netflix. Sherrock could not take a single leg off the two-time world champion at the Royal & Derngate, one of the results shared by organisers MDA Events from Sunday's two A Night at the Darts exhibitions.
It capped a remarkable weekend for Lewis, who had already beaten Gary Anderson 5-1 with a 112-plus average at Saturday's Face Off event in Derby, where he also defeated Conor Marshall 3-0. The Northampton whitewash gave him three victories across the matches reported from his weekend. Littler then closed the Northampton evening by beating Ricky Evans, rounding off a busy few days that began at Manchester Central on Friday, where Sherrock ended Netflix's Beat Luke Littler by winning a single leg against him to claim £501,000 — after Littler had beaten 14 challengers.
Saturday's Derby exhibition had also brought mixed results for Littler. He beat Harry Ward 2-0, producing a 147 checkout, but lost to former Derby County forwards David Nugent and Martyn Waghorn before returning to winning ways against Evans on Sunday.
At Vaillant Live in Derby, Nathan Aspinall recorded two victories, starting with a convincing 5-1 win over Ross Smith. Tim Baker pushed him much closer in their encounter, leading 1-0 and 2-1 and leaving Aspinall needing both remaining legs — the former World Matchplay champion recovered to win 3-2. Smith also picked up a victory during the evening, beating James Parkin 3-0.
Aden Kirk went one better in his comeback against Anderson, recovering from 2-0 down to win 3-2, with Anderson a leg away from victory before Kirk took three in succession. Henry Coates also won a deciding-leg contest, beating Stephen Bunting 3-2, while Charlie Marshall defeated Mervyn King by the same scoreline.