Snooker balls are slightly smaller than balls used ... unless the foul occurred while playing the blue, pink or black - or the player hit one of those higher values first, or potted one by mistake ...

A red snooker ball and a blue snooker ball (each with a mass of 160 g) collide. The red ball is travelling from left to right at 0.28 ms-1. The blue ball is travelling from right to left at 0.12 ms-1.

A red and a blue snooker ball both have a mass of 160 g. They collide with speeds and directions as shown in this diagram. The following steps show you how to calculate the velocity of the red ...

The snooker legend arrived at the iconic Crucible ... the second of which produced a bizarre moment. With the blue ball in position for one of the centre pockets, O'Sullivan was narrowly wide ...