Rob Cross
Rob Cross, nicknamed "Voltage", is 36 years old, born on 21 September 1990 in Pembury, Kent, England. World number 22 on the PDC Order of Merit. Walks on to "I Don't Wanna Wait" by David Guetta and OneRepublic. Throws 21.5g Target darts, right-handed.
When is Rob Cross playing next?
Tomorrow: Rob Cross vs Gerwyn Price, European Championship first round, Thursday 22 October, session from 6pm UK, live on ITV4, free on ITVX.
Rob Cross vs Gerwyn Price: when, where and who is favoured →
39% to win the match. 1% to win the tournament.
Coming up on TV
- 22 to 25 October 2026 European ChampionshipITV4 Plays Gerwyn Price in the first round, Thursday 22 October, session from 6pm UK.
- 14 to 22 November 2026 Grand Slam of DartsSky Sports Qualified: Players Championship winners.
- 27 to 29 November 2026 Players Championship FinalsITV4 The top 64 on this year’s Players Championship Order of Merit qualify when it closes on 6 November.
- 11 December 2026 to 3 January 2027 World Darts ChampionshipSky Sports The top 40 on the PDC Order of Merit after the Players Championship Finals qualify, then 40 more from the ProTour rankings and 48 through international qualifiers. Rob Cross is 22nd on the Order of Merit.
Last televised match: lost 2-0 to Wessel Nijman at the 2026 World Grand Prix, averaging 81.0 to 82.4.
Rob Cross is ranked 22 in the world on the PDC Order of Merit, with £402,000 of ranking prize money over the previous two years. That is inside the top 32, which is the World Championship seeding cut and the automatic qualification line for several majors.
Our rating
1594, 26th of the active players in our darts ratings, from 214 televised matches. Their peak was 1826 points, after the 2018 Masters.
Head to head: vs Michael van Gerwen (16 meetings), vs Luke Littler (14 meetings), vs Nathan Aspinall (12 meetings), vs Michael Smith (11 meetings), vs Luke Humphries (11 meetings), vs Gerwyn Price (10 meetings).
Major titles
Every major on this site that Rob Cross has won. The winners rolls here run back about ten years, so this is titles in that window rather than a career total. Players who were winning majors before then have more.
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