RONNIE O'SULLIVAN produced a remarkable left-handed shot to win a frame against Kyren Wilson on Saturday.<br /><br />The Rocket, 48, suffered a 6-4 defeat to reigning world champion Wilson, 32, in the semi-finals of the Xi'an Grand Prix.<br /><br />But while the result was ultimately a disappointing one, O'Sullivan did execute a magical moment.<br /><br />Trailing 5-1, he clawed two frames back to reduce the deficit.<br /><br />O'Sullivan and Wilson then played a mammoth 30-minute frame which ended with a re-spotted black.<br /><br />And it was the seven-time world champion who pulled off the decisive pot in style.<br /><br />O'Sullivan, who famously can play both right and left-handed, was faced with the black near the cushion in a position where a pot seemed incredibly unlikely.<br /><br />Yet he brilliantly played the black off the left cushion and sent it into the bottom right pocket for a breathtaking double.<br /><br />O'Sullivan then walked off with a smile on his face as the crowd went wild - though it is unclear if he meant to pot the ball as he did appear to put his right arm out to apologize to Wilson.<br /><br />Nevertheless, reacting on social media, one snooker fan said: "What a shot to win a vital frame ."<br /><br />And a fourth responded: "That little smile ."<br /><br />Unfortunately for O'Sullivan, he went on to lose the next frame as Wilson progressed into the final.
