John Higgins misses out on his chance at snooker's first EVER 'golden ball' 167 break - and a £395,000 cheque - after drinks being served to the Saudi crowd distracted him on crucial shot from miss world sexyxxxhb vboynebadal da purjaghada sex girls porn 18ndian momn ladies wetemale news anchor sexy news videodai 3gp videos page 1 xvideos com xvideos indian videos page 1 freewww pori mony s Watch Video

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Snooker star John Higgins agonizingly missed out on the £395,000 windfall for becoming the first player to compile a 167 break at the Riyadh Season World Masters.<br/><br/>Four-time world champion Higgins, 48, had potted 15 reds and 15 blacks during his second round match against Mark Williams.<br/><br/>That put him on course for the maximum break of 147 and, under the rules of this tournament, the chance at potting a golden ball worth 20 extra points.<br/><br/>But Higgins saw his hopes of a £395,000 prize disappear when he overhit his approach to the yellow, having been distracted by movement in the audience as he lined up the black beforehand.<br/>balk<br/>Eurosport footage showed people serving refreshments in the crowd in Saudi Arabia getting in Higgins' eye-line as he prepared to play a shot.<br/><br/>'Oh no, golf people are walking around in front of John's eye-line. That's the last thing he needs,' said Eurosport commentator Dominic Dale.<br/><br/>The gold ball is placed in the middle of the baulk cushion and can only be potted after the final black has been sunk.<br/><br/>When the possibility of a maximum break is over, the ball is removed from the table and placed on a cushion at the side of the arena.<br/><br/>Higgins admitted afterwards that he began to feel nervous as the break went on.<br/><br/>'I actually couldn't feel my feet, my arms and my legs. I walked past Mark and he said: \