"If you wanna learn the game, you'd watch this", says Stephen Hendry, who compares this match with the Masters semifinal between Jimmy White and Kirk Stevens in 1984, a game that he recorded and repeatedly watched to learn the art of break building and cue-ball control.

By the way, Kirk Stevens made the first maximum in the history of the Masters there, although Jimmy White won the match and the title.

Ronnie O'Sullivan vs Ding Junhui, 2021 Masters - Last 16

Official rulebook - Section 2,
20. Jump Shot
A jump shot is made when the cue-ball passes over any part of an object ball, whether hitting it in the process or not, except:
(a) when the cue-ball first hits one object ball, other than a touching ball, and then jumps over another ball; or
(b) when the cue-ball jumps and hits an object ball, other than a touching ball, and at the moment of landing on the playing area, the cue-ball is not on the far side of the current position of that object ball; or
(c) when, after legally hitting an object ball, other than a touching ball, the cue-ball jumps over that ball after hitting a cushion or another ball.

The statistics shown in the video correspond to the date of the match.

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