Mark Williams furious at ‘farcical’ attempts to ban his controversial break-off

The three-time former champion adopted the shot, with which he nudges the cue-ball into the back of the reds off the bottom cushion, at the Masters in January
Mark Williams furious at ‘farcical’ attempts to ban his controversial break-off

Mark Williams has blasted critics of his controversial break-off technique. Picture: George Wood

Mark Williams blasted a bid to ban his controversial break-off technique after cruising into the second round of the World Snooker Championship with a 10-4 victory over qualifier Sam Craigie.

The three-time former champion adopted the shot, with which he nudges the cue-ball into the back of the reds off the bottom cushion, at the Masters in January after growing frustrated at leaving frame-winning opportunities for opponent Shaun Murphy.

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