Is this the greatest bowls shot of all time? Watch outrageous skill that has fans stunned at Indoor World Championships

ENGLAND star Nick Brett has pulled off arguably the greatest bowls shot of all time at the World Indoor Championships.

Brett and partner Greg Harlow were taking on Scotland's Paul Foster and Alex Marshall - trailing 5-4 in the first set at the time.

With Scotland set to clinch another end, with a host of red balls surrounding the jack, Brett was forced into an outrageously bold shot.

With just millimetres of wiggle-room to squeeze between the Scottish team's balls and nestle against the jack, Brett had only one option.

But incredibly, with a little help from his partner, Brett pulled off arguably the best shot of all-time.

As he stepped up to roll the ball, Harlow said: "There's about six inches between the two bowls, so there is just room."

The comment sparked laughter amongst the crowd, clearly thinking he was joking.

Embarking on the impossible, Brett sent the ball trundling up the other end.

Slowly curving back in, there was an audible gasp from the arena as the ball gently nestled against the jack.

The commentator called it "ridiculous" and "outrageous", as a round of applause erupted in the stadium.