Diolch yn fawr iawn ! From reading the Camp Lawn Twitter, Cennydd Davies is commentating on this game for BBC Radio Cymru with Emyr Lewis.

Friday 20th December - BT Sport 1

Live Aviva Premiership: Sale Sharks v London Irish

Martin Bayfield presenting from the AJ Bell Stadium alongside Gary Gold and Austin Healey

Commentators: Nick Mullins, Ben Kay and Austin Healey

Reporter: Sarra Elgan Easterby

Colin Murray will continue to host AFAIK. I would hope Jim is there again this year, done a fine job previously. Can't see any reason why he wouldn't be.

With Drury firmly not within ITV's plans (even on their Darts) maybe he could pop up. BBC could do with maybe 4 at least in the box. I always felt the three man team across two channels was a little stretched.

Munster v Scarlets (RaboDirect Pro 12 RU)

S4C had Gareth Roberts hosting studio coverage with Rhodri-Gomer Davies and *I think* Brynmor Williams, with commentary from Huw Llewellyn Davies and Dr. Gwyn Jones. Gareth Rhys Owen was pitchside reporter. Gareth Charles and Tom Shanklin were on Red Button duty.

Nice bit of 'drama' at the end there!

yesss we have Crofty commertating on the darts!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

SUUUUPPPERBB! Hopefully not just on guest duty!

well lets hope not, and lets hope hes here till the final....

Good news- he has just tweeted that he'll be back on the 27th and 28th.
Really enjoyed his and Mardle's commentary earlier.

Really don't understand why people dislike Rod Studd on the darts? He does a great job for Rugby League and he's doing a stand up job on the darts. Very professional in the way he does things, as shown during Taylors a**eholeness in that interview a couple of months ago.

On a side note, more Crofty and less of Deckchair Dave. Miss Crofty doing the BDO since he moved over for the F1, was good to see him back yesterday afternoon, albeit just for the one session. Made up he's coming back.

I don't have a problem with Rodd Studd, but he is just a bit average for me as a commentator. Good interviewer though.

For the first time I didn't think Mardle was a buffoon in commentary last night when he was alongside Crofty.

I like Rod Studd too, he is very good on the rugby league and excellent on the darts too. Mardle has started to annoy me now, he is getting too excitable for my liking.

As for Crofty, nice to see him back although I do think he talks too much still. That is the radio commentator in him. Glad to see Clarky back last night too. I like old Deckchair, good Yorkshire lad.

Sunday 22nd December - BBC Two Wales

Scrum V Sunday

Ross Harries presented alongside Gwyn Jones, Kingsley Jones and Stephen Jones from The Sunday Times

RaboDirect Pro12
Cardiff Blues v Ospreys - Gareth Charles, Jonathan Davies and Martyn Williams, with Phil Steele conducting post-match interviews
Munster v Scarlets - Gareth Charles and Tom Shanklin, with Gareth Rhys Owen conducting post-match interviews (as S4C)
Connacht v Newport Gwent Dragons - Phil Steele (reporting)

Principality Premiership
Round-up - Lowri Morgan (reporting)

Feature on the deadlock over the participation agreement between the WRU and Regional Rugby Wales (including an interview with Nigel Davies) - Ross Harries
Ed's Top Five Tries from the Six Nations and Autumn Internationals - Eddie Butler

LAST NIGHT

Newton vs. Part : David Croft & Wayne Mardle
Henderson vs. Webster : Nigel Pearson & Rod Studd
van Gerwen vs. McDine : Rod Studd & Wayne Mardle

TONIGHT

Wade vs. Smith : Rod Studd & Rod Harrington
King vs. Evans : Wayne Mardle & John Part
Lewis vs. van der Voort : Rod Studd & Wayne Mardle

Boxing Day - BBC Two Wales

Scrum V Live: Scarlets v Ospreys

Ross Harries presenting from Parc y Sgarlets alongside Huw Bennett and Martyn Williams, with Sean Holley in the analysis truck

Commentators: Gareth Charles and Jonathan Davies

Reporter: Phil Steele

No Red Button Welsh language commentary today as Final Score is taking priority on that platform. Happy Boxing Day everyone.

ESPNHD

Murray vs Tsonga whos commentating please, didnt even know this was on was just skipping channels

Day 12 at the darts :

DAY SESSION

Pipe vs. Petersen : Rod Studd & Wayne Mardle
Newton vs. Thornton : Rod Studd & John Part
Burnett vs. White : ?

EVENING SESSION

Whitlock vs. Painter : David Croft & John Part
Smith vs. Wright : Stuart Pyke & Rod Studd
Webster vs. van Barneveld : Stuart Pyke & Wayne Mardle

Very good commentaries on the darts last night. My only minor criticism would be that players seem to get totally written off even when they are only a leg behind or so. For example several times Mardle or Pyke would say Webster not on form here, doesn't look like doing anything etc only for him to win a leg and then the following leg it would be Webster has regained is form, always possible etc etc. I enjoy nearly all the darts commentators but with the exception of Part they do fall into the trap of regularly going from a player is doing awful to amazing, often within a leg.

I agree with you on that, too many times when a player loses a first set they're classed as being 'in real trouble' even if that set has gone with throw.

I think I've mentioned it before, but I feel at times they fall into a trap of trying to be too much like Sid Waddell. It's why Croft, and Jim Proudfoot when he did the BBC darts are good because they settle into their own style of commentary

so this afternoon Crofty is hosting, its great to see, but where is Dave?
and are we looking at Crofty being the next host, and going back to last night it was great to hear Crofty and Part together again..

Crofy hosted yesterday afternoon too. It's been the pattern from the 23rd too. Croft host daytime, Clark night. Then Croft commentates on the first evening game.

Burnett v White was (if I recall) Stuart Pyke and Wayne Mardle.

so now eurosport have lost the wta tennis, could they pick up a fair few atp tour tournaments?

Just to confirm, the Radio Times says that Colin Murray is indeed presenting the darts on the Beeb, with commentary by Tony Green, Vassos Alexander and... Jim Proudfoot.

gd they kept JP

I probably should have posted this on here or elsewhere at the time, but during the closing link of his final talkSPORT mid-morning show of 2013 on Christmas Eve, Colin mentioned that he'd be back presenting the show during the second week of January 2014 with him due to have the first week off to cover the BDO World Darts Championship at the Lakeside. I guess this was always going to be the case and was something that was known when he left Radio 5 Live to join talkSPORT in the summer.

As for Jim Proudfoot, good to hear that he will be part of the team, but what chance of him not being available to commentate on the semi-finals due to him being committed to commentating on Absolute Radio's Premier League coverage? This was the case last year when he was working at Lakeside primarily for ESPN, although he did work the opening Saturday of the tournament with it being FA Cup Third Round day (which Absolute don't have radio rights too). I could see the same thing happening again this time around.