Anderson not getting carried away despite World Cup of Darts win: 'There's a long road ahead'

Anderson said though that he's convinced that he'll get back to where he was; when he claimed two TV titles in 2018. 'The Flying Scotsman' added that he will not retire ever; and that instead he will just wind down over the next few years.

He finally added that despite questions being asked if he will claim more titles; he doesn't know if he will but he will be trying to add to his collection.

"There's a long road ahead but I'll get my game back to where it was about a year ago," said Anderson.

"It's going to be hard to get the match sharpness back; but I will enjoy it and as long as I'm enjoying it I will keep playing.

"I would never, ever retire because I'm a great believer that once you've said you're going to retire and everyone knows you're finishing then that's it, you're done; I will just wind it down a bit when the time comes.

He added: "I still say that I was a better dart player 15 to 20 years ago than I am now; but I think as you get older you get a bit wiser and take your time with shots rather than rushing up there.

"There's a lot of questions to answer coming back. 'Will I win another ProTour?' 'Will I get to TV finals?'; I don't know the answers but I'm going to try and add to what I've done in the game.

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