Man Lok Leung

Leung originally played baseball as a child but began playing darts when he was introduced to it by his mother, who learnt how to play at a bar.^[6][7]

Leung qualified for the 2017 PDC World Youth Championship through the Asian qualifier but was defeated 6–2 by Rhys Hayden in the first round.^[8] At the 2019 WDF World Cup, he was part of the Hong Kong team—with Kai Fan Leung, Paul Lim and Royden Lam—that reached the final of the men's teams tournament and lost to Wales.^[9] He returned to PDC competition during the 2020 PDC Development Tour, later competing at the 2020 PDC World Youth Championship, reaching the last 32 having won his group. The following year, Leung represented Hong Kong at the 2021 PDC World Cup of Darts alongside Kai Fan Leung, missing match darts to defeat Northern Ireland in the first round.^[10] He reached the quarter-finals of the 2022 World Youth Championship.^[6][11] In January 2023, Leung made his World Series of Darts debut as an Asian representative at the 2023 Bahrain Darts Masters.^[12] He lost 6–3 to Luke Humphries.^[13]

Leung won the opening event of the 2023 PDC Asian Tour and added two more titles during the season.^[14][15] After initially missing out on qualification for the 2024 PDC World Championship, his place at the tournament was confirmed following Haruki Muramatsu's 2023 PDC Asian Championship win, which allowed fifth-placed Leung to qualify through the Asian Tour rankings.^[16] On 18 December 2023, Leung made his PDC World Championship debut, coming back from 2–0 down to defeat Gian van Veen 3–2 in an upset victory.^[1][17] His run came to an end in the second round when he was defeated 3–1 by Gabriel Clemens.^[18] The next month, Leung faced 2024 World Championship runner-up Luke Littler at the 2024 Bahrain Darts Masters; he took a 2–0 lead before eventually losing 6–3.^[19]

Leung represented Hong Kong at the 2025 PDC World Cup of Darts with teammate Lok Yin Lee and the pair progressed from the group stage with victories over the United States and Bahrain. They defeated Sweden 8–4 to advance to the quarter-finals, marking the first time Hong Kong had reached the last eight of the tournament in a decade.^[2] They lost to eventual runners-up Wales 8–4.^[20] Leung won two titles during the 2025 PDC Asian Tour at events 7 and 15.^[21][22] He finished seventh in the 2025 Asian Tour rankings, which secured him a place at the 2026 PDC World Championship.^[23]