No practice makes perfect for veteran McKenna

NEW IRISH darts hero Jack McKenna has revealed one of the secrets of his success - he never practices.

Thu, 24 Oct, 2002 - 01:00

Mark Gallagher

The 60-year-old qualifier from Kildare rolled back the years to clinch a memorable 2-1 win over Cliff Lazarenko in the first round of the Paddy Power World Grand Prix.

The Newbridge thrower now faces the toughest test in darts tonight when he takes on 10-time world champion Phil The Power Taylor in the second round.

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