World boxing champion Kell Brook enjoyed an evening at the darts as he watched the Premier League road show come to his home town of Sheffield on Thursday. Less than two weeks after his successful IBF welterweight title defence against Jo Jo Dan, the 28-year-old received another hero's ovation when he was introduced to the crowd. Brook watched on as Dave Chisnall was a winner twice on the same evening to catapult himself onto 17 points in second place in the table after 10 weeks. Kell Brook received a hero's ovation when he was introduced to the crowd in Sheffield on Thursday . Brook enjoyed a night out at the Premier League Darts in his home town of Sheffield . Kell Brook is set to defend his title for a second time on May 30 against Frankie Gavin. Chisnall recorded a 7-3 victory over world champion Gary Anderson before returning later in the evening to thrash James Wade 7-1. That was Wade's second loss of the night having been beaten by Adrian Lewis 7-4 in the opening match at the Motorpoint Arena. 'It's nice to get two wins because it was always going to be hard,' Chisnall told pdc.tv. 'I felt comfortable throughout the night and I got a great start by defeating Gary. The world boxing champion is introduced to the crowd at the Motorpoint Arena . Dave Chisnall won both of his games in week 10 to move onto 17 points in second place . Adrian Lewis 7-4 James Wade . Gary Anderson 3-7 Dave Chisnall . Phil Taylor 2-7 Raymond van Barneveld . Stephen Bunting 5-7 Michael van Gerwen . Dave Chisnall 7-1 James Wade . 'It was always going to be a confidence boost beating the world champion and I just wanted to take the same game up on stage against James, which I did. 'I've done my job by winning two out of two, and I played well - importantly I finished well tonight. I felt good up on stage but I've put a lot of practice in and it's all working out. 'This time last year I was on seven points, so it's a big improvement to be up to 17 already.' Chisnall is second in the Premier League table behind the only unbeaten man in the tournament Michael van Gerwen, who snatched a 7-5 victory against Stephen Bunting for his eighth win in 10. Raymond van Barneveld beat Phil Taylor 7-2 to inflict The Power's fourth defeat in five . Michael van Gerwen saw off Stephen Bunting 7-5 to maintain his place at the top of the table . 'I wasn't at my best tonight but I got the win and another two points so I'm happy with that,' said the 2014 world champion. 'I missed a lot of doubles but I produced the darts when I needed to.' Phil Taylor, meanwhile, suffered his fourth defeat in five as he was beaten by his rival Raymond van Barneveld 7-2. The 16-time world champion sits fourth in the table but is only ahead of Lewis and Wade on leg difference with Van Barneveld just one point behind.
Kell Brook enjoys evening at the darts in his home town of Sheffield.
World boxing champion received a hero's welcome when introduced.
Dave Chisnall won both his matches to move onto 17 points.
Phil Taylor lost his fourth in five with defeat by Raymond van Barneveld.
Michael van Gerwen still top after 7-5 win over Stephen Bunting.