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Top 10 shots of 2021/22 snooker season: No. 6 – Hossein Vafaei produces miraculous escape with Welsh Open wonder shot

After the conclusion of another extraordinary snooker season, we pick 10 of our favourite shots from the 2021/22 campaign as captured by the Eurosport cameras. You can vote for your personal choice when we reveal our final list of contenders this month. No.

6 – Vafaei unearths remarkable red at Welsh Open Ad/> He is dubbed 'The Prince of Persia' and Hossein Vafaei's remarkable pot on a red via the jaws of a centre pocket at the Welsh Open was certainly a regal moment in a season brimming with them. Snooker'It wasn't because I wanted it' – O'Sullivan reveals who inspired him to win world titleYESTERDAY AT 09:39 Locked at 3-3 with 2007 finalist Andrew Higginson in the qualifying round in February and trailing 43-40 in the final frame, the free-wheeling Iranian professional was staring defeat in the face in Wolverhampton. With only two reds left on the table, one wrong manoeuvre could have buried alive Vafaei's hopes when he attempted to escape from an apparently hopeless snooker.

Stuck behind the yellow on a side cushion with both reds in baulk, the outcome was spectacular as he opted for a high-risk strategy of slamming the white into the jaws rather than run the white around the angles. In committing fully to the shot in his mind, the Shoot Out winner calculated the angles perfectly as the white raced back up to baulk before clipping the red and watching as it disappeared down the yellow bag. There was no apology afterwards which confirmed the shot was played and carried out with unerring precision.

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