Summary

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  • Elena Rybakina beats Ons Jabeur 3-6 6-2 6-2 to win women's title

  • First Grand Slam title for 23-year-old, who represents Kazakhstan

  • Rybakina changed allegiance from Russia in 2018

  • LIVE: Men's doubles final - Ebden/Purcell v Mektic/Pavic

  • GB's Hewett/Reid beaten 6-3 6-1 by Fernandez/Kunieda in wheelchair doubles final

  • Diede de Groot beats Yui Kamiji 6-4 6-2 to win women's wheelchair singles title

  • Also finals in girls' singles & doubles, plus boys' doubles

Live Reporting

Amy Lofthouse, Harry Poole and Ros Satar

  1. Break back point Jabeur

    *Rybakina 3-6 1-0 Jabeur

    What a good passing forehand from Jabeur.

    She's got a break back point!

  2. Deuce on Rybakina serve

    *Rybakina 3-6 1-0 Jabeur

    I have no idea how Ons Jabeur has just returned this reflex volley but she's done it well enough to surprise Elena Rybakina, who nets.

    Now then. A few errors from Rybakina, who can't quite get her first serve firing, and from 30-0, she's taken to deuce.

  3. *Rybakina 3-6 1-0 Jabeur

    Annabel Croft
    Former British number one on BBC Radio 5 Live

    That will have given Rybakina a massive boost of confidence and now she needs to build on her service game.

  4. Jonathan Jurejko
    BBC Sport at Wimbledon

    While Ons Jabeur's parents can't be here because of visa issues, there is still plenty of support in the area behind her box.

    A Tunisian flag is wafted in the still Wimbledon air after she clinches the first set.

  5. Rybakina breaks to start second set

    *Rybakina 3-6 1-0 Jabeur

    Well!

    Another poor forehand from Jabeur, perhaps slightly out of step, and Rybakina breaks to start the second!

  6. Break point Rybakina

    Rybakina 3-6 Jabeur*

    Shot!

    That is more like the Elena Rybakina we saw the other day, down the line with a forehand to bring up a break point.

  7. Rybakina 3-6 Jabeur*

    That's the first real sign of frustration from Elena Rybakina as she swings her arm in annoyance after a netted backhand.

    Ons Jabeur then mimicks her as she makes a great serve and then puts the follow-up forehand into the middle of the net for 30-30.

  8. Rybakina 3-6 Jabeur*

    "Time," calls the umpire.

    Ons Jabeur will serve to start this second set.

  9. 'Halfway to the crown'

    Rybakina 3-6 Jabeur*

    Russell Fuller
    Tennis correspondent at Wimbledon

    At the end of this first set things are unravelling pretty rapidly for Rybakina.

    Delight for Ons Jabeur - and she has been the better player.

    Halfway to the crown.

  10. 'Rybakina doesn't have a Plan B'

    Rybakina 3-6 Jabeur*

    Tracy Austin
    Two-time Grand Slam champion on BBC TV

    The problem for Rybakina is that she doesn't really have a Plan B. Jabeur has a Plan B, C and D.

  11. Rybakina 3-6 Jabeur

    That was a horrible final game for Rybakina. She's coughed up 17 unforced errors to six from Jabeur.

    It's the first time that her serve has really not fired as consistently as she would like, too.

  12. Game and first set Jabeur

    Rybakina 3-6 Jabeur

    Into the net goes the Rybakina forehand!

    Ons Jabeur is one set away from the Wimbledon title.

    Centre CourtReuters

  13. Set points Jabeur

    *Rybakina 3-5 Jabeur

    Great serve from Rybakina but that's a horror of a forehand and it's three set points to Jabeur!

  14. *Rybakina 3-5 Jabeur

    Another miss from Rybakina as she steps forward to the net draws more gasps of surprise from a packed Centre Court.

    Ouch. Rybakina double faults and she's suddenly 0-30 down...

  15. *Rybakina 3-5 Jabeur

    Jonathan Jurejko
    BBC Sport at Wimbledon

    Been trying to gauge the split of support and I'd say there are definitely many more shouts for Jabeur.

    That's not to say it is massively one-sided, and there are some shouts giving backing to Rybakina.

  16. Jabeur a game from first set

    *Rybakina 3-5 Jabeur

    OH!

    Into the net come both players, Rybakina doing so well to return a Jabeur drop shot, but she makes an absolute meal of the attempted smash winner and plonks the ball into the foot of the net. A group of Tunisian fans in front of me are delighted with that.

    That helps Jabeur hold to love and move within a game of the first set.

  17. Jonathan Jurejko
    BBC Sport at Wimbledon

    Surprised mumblings around Centre Court as that Rybakina serve was called out.

    Everyone but the line judge saw the puff of paint.

  18. Rybakina holds

    Rybakina 3-4 Jabeur*

    Elena Rybakina picks a very good time to challenge an out call on a serve that, to be honest, looked in by some way...

    Meawhile Jabeur is not impressed with herself as she slams an Elena Rybakina second serve into the net, helping Rybakina on her way to a hold.

    That's a good hold from Rybakina, keeping herself in this first set.

  19. game, set and match

    Kunieda and Fernandez win men's wheelchair doubles title
    Breaking

    Hewett/Reid 3-6 1-6 Kunieda/Fernandez

    It's all over.

    Alfie Hewett and Gordon Reid's remarkable run of 10 consecutive Grand Slam wheelchair doubles titles has come to an end against Shingo Kunieda and Gustavo Fernandez.

    That was a really impressive display from Kunieda and Fernandez.

    They win 6-3 6-1 after one hour and 16 minutes.

    Hewett will, of course, contest his first Wimbledon men's wheelchair singles final against Japanese top seed Kunieda tomorrow.

  20. Jabeur holds

    *Rybakina 2-4 Jabeur

    Murmurs around Centre Court as Rybakina lets fly with another return winner, getting her on the board at 30-15.

    She clenches her fist as a long Jabeur forehand draws her level, but a superb serve down the T gives Jabeur game point.

    Netted from Rybakina. Jabeur keeps her break lead.

    Ons JabeurPA Media