Contender for greatest snooker break ever under pressure, in the semi against a young Jimmy White. Higgins went on to win his second (and final) world title that year.
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It’s the first shot on the green that set it all up…
I’m no snooker groupie, by any means, but I remember watching this break at the time. Not sure it is a scientific measure but I’m pretty sure I don’t remember any other 69 breaks from nearly 30 years ago…