Snooker player David Gilbert stunned commentators by producing what’s been described as ‘fluke of the century’ during his World Championship qualifying match against Rory McLeod.
Gilbert recorded a 6-1 victory over his opponent and enjoyed a huge slice of good fortune during the final frame.
Attempting to sink the blue to the left middle with the score 19-13 in his favour, Gilbert got a little too much power on the shot and watched as the cue ball ricocheted off the pocket and back towards the group of assembled reds.
It stopped just behind the pink ball, which was struck by the cue ball. This in turn saw the blue ball roll softly into the bottom right pocket for one of the most fortuitous pots we’ll ever see on a snooker table.
Gilbert watched with a wry smile on his face as the blue roll calmed towards the pocket. The 40-year-old sensed that he was about to get lucky.
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Flukes don't get more
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