No practice makes perfect for McKenna

Irish darts legend Jack McKenna has revealed one of the secrets of his success - he never practices.

Wed, 23 Oct, 2002 - 09:23

Irish darts legend Jack McKenna has revealed one of the secrets of his success - he never practices.

The 60-year-old qualifier 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 last night.

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Courts Darts Heathrow Place: Dublin Person: McKenna Person: Jack McKenna Person: Cliff Lazarenko Person: Big Cliff Person: Paul Lim Person: Singapore Slinger Person: Phil ’The Power’ Taylor Person: Taylor Person: Keith Deller Person: Jack Event: Paddy Power World Grand Prix Event: 1990 world championship

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