Gerwyn Price has been eliminated from the Home Darts Tour series for a second time after finishing third in his group.

Back-to-back Grand Slam champion Price, 35, lost two of his three Group 31 games on Sunday, May 17.

Price, from Markham, was playing from the comfort of his own home in the series, which was set up to keep darts fans entertained during the coronavirus pandemic.

Price had returned to the competition almost a month after being knocked out after finishing second in his group.

The Professional Darts Corporation (PDC) announced that all competitors who finished as runners up in their respective groups would be able to return to the competition.

The world number three started his evening with a 5-3 win over 20-year-old Bradley Brooks, before losing to world number 16 Joe Cullen by the same scoreline.

Price was the beaten 5-4 by world number 30 Keegan Brown in his final game of the evening.