Referee Rob Spencer declares a rarely called foul: a Push Stroke, usually difficult to detect. Alleged offender, Ronnie O'Sullivan, disagrees as well as commentators Tom Ford and Phil Yates.

Official Rule
2.19 Push Stroke
A push stroke is made when the tip of the cue remains in contact with the cue-ball;
(a) after the cue-ball has commenced its motion, other than momentarily at the point of initial contact; or
(b) as the cue-ball contacts an object ball except, where the cue-ball and an object ball are almost touching, it shall not be deemed a push stroke if the cue-ball hits a very fine edge of the object ball.

Note: (a) "after the cue-ball has commenced its motion" is not included in the video because the cue always remains in contact after the cue-ball started to move. The opposite would be against physics.

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