"At the end I was pretty calm but at that stage I'd batted a long time, just stayed patient and backed myself to come good. The death hitting part of my game has strengthened and I felt like I used a lot of experience." There was no stopping Percival after 62 minutes, however, as he got on the end of a break by Grace to score his side's third try which made the game safe. Wigan stand-off Jackson Hastings posed a few problems for the visitors with his shrewd ball distribution but the Warriors' only points came through a penalty by his half-back partner Harry Smith. While there are potential avenues with the World Darts Federation, the England Darts Organisation and MAD Darts, the expanded Women's Series - which will see £60,000 of prize money on offer across 12 events - represents a life-changing opportunity.