Darts star Luke litter lands in hospital after Kangaroo attack in Sydney while touring  ahead of Australian Darts Masters

Sydney, Australia – Rising darts sensation Luke Littler has been hospitalized following a shocking kangaroo attack while touring Sydney in preparation for the upcoming Australian Darts Masters. The incident has left fans and the darts community in shock, with concerns over the 17-year-old’s participation in the tournament. 

Unexpected Wildlife Encounter Turns Dangerous 
According to local reports, Littler was visiting a wildlife park in Sydney when a large male kangaroo suddenly turned aggressive. Witnesses say the animal, possibly startled or territorial, lunged at the young darts prodigy, knocking him to the ground and leaving him with significant bruising and minor injuries. 

Paramedics were called to the scene, and Littler was rushed to a nearby hospital for treatment. While his injuries are not believed to be life-threatening, doctors are assessing whether he will be fit to compete in the Australian Darts Masters, set to begin later this week. 

Fans and Fellow Players React 
News of the incident quickly spread across social media, with fans expressing their concern under hashtags like #GetWellSoonLuke and #KangarooAttack. Fellow darts stars, including Michael van Gerwen and Gerwyn Price, sent their well-wishes, hoping for Littler’s swift recovery. 

The teenager, who took the darts world by storm with his incredible performances at the *2024 PDC World Darts Championship*, was expected to be a major contender in the Australian tournament. Organizers are now awaiting medical updates before making any decisions regarding his participation. 

Wildlife Experts Weigh In 
Local wildlife experts have cautioned that while kangaroos are generally not aggressive, males can become territorial, especially during mating season. They advise visitors to maintain a safe distance and avoid sudden movements when near wild kangaroos. 

What’s Next for Littler? 
As of now, Littler’s team has not released an official statement, but sources close to the player say he is in good spirits despite the scare. The darts world will be eagerly awaiting updates on his condition and whether he can recover in time for the competition. 

For now, fans worldwide are sending their support, hoping the young star can bounce back stronger—both from the kangaroo attack and on the oche. 

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