Ken Doherty is through to the second round of the World Snooker Championships after coming from behind to beat Stuart Bingham 10-5 at the Crucible.
The Dubliner punched the air after coming from 5-3 behind with a brilliant final session, and completed his first victory in Sheffield since 2006 in the process.
The 44-year-old failed to qualify in three of the last five years and spent his time on commentary duties for the BBC.
However, Doherty – the oldest player in the tourmament – rolled back the years with breaks of 55, two breaks of 60 and another of 57 to take the victory.
This puts the win into context…
The last time @kendoherty1997 won at The Crucible, Steve Staunton was just a couple of months into the Ireland job.
— Kieran Cunningham (@KCsixtyseven) April 20, 2014
