Luke Littler has revealed how he had to undergo major corrective eye surgery as a child❗️ The reigning world champion, 18, suffered with strabismus, a condition also known as cross eye or 'a squint', meaning his eyes pointed in different directions as a youngster. If left untreated, strabismus can lead to complications such as blurred or double vision, or even a lazy eye. 'I think it's called Bog Eye – when you've got one normal eye,' Littler said. 'I think that's the last time I was in that hospital, when I was four or five. Obviously got it sorted. I don't have any memories of it now. But obviously it had to be done. And it got done. 'My mum and dad wanted that sorted. When I was younger, I didn't really care. But now you look at it, obviously it was a good thing to get done.' #littler #darts #lukelittler #news #long