Gary Anderson is still capable of lifting the Sid Waddell Trophy again, according to his practice partner Ryan Searle.

What happened?

Anderson, who is approaching his 55th birthday, has not won a PDC-televised ranking title since the 2018 Champions League of Darts.

Why it matters for Gary Anderson

However, Searle argues that Anderson's recent performances away from the spotlight have been impressive, and he has rediscovered his passion for the sport.

Anderson has already shown this season that he can mix it with the best, winning titles at Players Championship 7 and the European Darts Grand Prix.

What comes next?

Searle believes that Anderson has one more major run in him, and he would love to see a fairytale showdown between Anderson and Luke Littler in the World Championship final.

Anderson's pedigree in the sport is undeniable, with two world titles and multiple televised majors under his belt.

Searle thinks that Anderson is still one of the best players in the game, and with minimal effort, he can outperform his rivals.

The Scot's ability to perform under pressure has been evident in his recent wins, and Searle is confident that he can still compete at the highest level.

In a recent interview, Searle explained that Anderson "batters me pretty much every time we practice", highlighting the Scot's continued dominance in the sport.

Anderson's recent results have been impressive, and he has shown that he can still compete with the best players in the world.

The World Championship is one of the most prestigious events in darts, and Searle believes that Anderson has what it takes to win it again.

With his passion for the sport reignited, Anderson is looking to make a strong comeback and prove his doubters wrong.

The darts world will be watching with interest to see if Anderson can indeed make a major run and lift the Sid Waddell Trophy once again.

Anderson's fans will be hoping that he can continue to perform at a high level and bring home another major title.

The stage is set for an exciting showdown between Anderson and his rivals, and only time will tell if he can emerge victorious.