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PDC champion Gary Anderson may wear glasses

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"I need my eyes testing" may seem a strange thing for the PDC World Champion to say, but Gary Anderson is pondering wearing glasses.
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Gary Anderson may have just successfully defended the PDC World Championship, but the Scot is planning to get his eyes tested after admitting his sight "is getting a bit dodgy".

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Scot Anderson overcame Adrian Lewis 7-5 in front of a raucous Alexandra Palace crowd on Sunday, 12 months on from winning his maiden world title.

Anderson miscounted three times during the match, though, and the 45-year-old is contemplating playing with glasses even though that would require him to alter his throwing action.

"I need to get my eyes tested - I am seeing numbers that aren't there," Anderson told BBC Radio 5 live.

"But I would have to change something, to get used to playing in glasses.

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"I have used reading glasses when I have had a throw, and I can see the board fine, but I find that I am knocking them halfway across my face."

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