The English sensation was in sublime form as he cruised to a 6-2 victory over 2018 champion Rob Cross in Wednesday morning’s semi-final.

“It’s utterly mind-boggling,” one commentator said.

Littler, who has captured the imagination of the British public and the wider darts world, will face the winner of a semi-final between Luke Humphries and Scott Williams.

“It’s crazy to think I’m in a world championship final on my debut,” Littler said. “I was lucky to win one game.

“I’ve got no words.”

Littler has become a household name in recent weeks amid his incredible success.

He became the youngest semi-finalist of the world darts championships at 16 years of age after smashing Brendan Dolan 5-1 in the quarters.

By qualifying for the final — which will be played on Thursday morning (AEDT) — he is already guaranteed a cash prize of $370,000.

If he wins the final he will take home more than $930,000.

With all that money he will be able to buy himself a car – ready for when he turns 17 and learns to drive later this month.

Speaking to The Telegraph, he said: “I always treat myself to some Under Armour tracksuits.

“And just get myself a new coat and get myself some Fifa points for my Xbox. That’s pretty much it.”