Pat Cash
Former Wimbledon champion on BBC Radio 5 Live

It will be important for Rybakina to settle down and get a few free points from her serve. At the moment there are no free points.

Her feet aren't always quite getting in the right spot - but that is something that she has been working on.

Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

A huge roar came from Jabeur when she pirouetted on the baseline after claiming the first break of the match.

A clear example of how much this means to her (as if we didn't know it already).

Rybakina is showing little emotion.

Even after digging into hold serve, the Kazakh player simply wipes her mouth with the back of her hand.

Contrasting styles in play and personality.

Shingo Kunieda and Gustavo Fernandez have their second break of the second set for a 4-1 lead.

They're just two games away.

Alfie Hewett and Gordon Reid's bid for an 11th consecutive Grand Slam doubles title is hanging by a thread.

Watch that match over here.

Now *that* is the forehand Elena Rybakina has been searching for. Big, powerful, easy hitting.

She's in front once again and this time Ons Jabeur can't return a first serve. Good grit from Rybakina.

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Ons Jabeur produces an absolutely outrageous slice but then spins her next attempt into the net.

Elena Rybakina shapes up into another big forehand but sends it well long.

Another chance for Ons Jabeur...

Jabeur goes cross-court with the forehand and lets out a yell of anguish as it goes long.

Deuce.

That's a bit more like it from Rybakina, stepping in, going hard with the forehand, and a drive volley gets her in front.

Ooft! It's deuce and Jabeur latches on to a Rybakina second serve and absolutely wallops it back for another break point!

Andrew Cotter
Tennis commentator on BBC TV

Well, what a composed start from Ons Jabeur. I was wondering when we would see the first drop-shot from Jabeur.

Oh, Ons Jabeur is feeling this!

She's reading the Elena Rybakina serves well, producing a gorgeous backhand pass to get the first point on the Kazakh serve, before Rybakina gets herself on the board.

Can Ons Jabeur back up the break?

Oh! An absolutely brilliant pick up off the baseline sees her land a drop shot right on the tramlines and a super serve wraps up a love hold for Jabeur.

John McEnroe
Three-time Wimbledon singles champion on BBC TV

You are seeing the formula for success from Jabeur, off-speed pitches, slices.

She's using the rotation very well and disguising it - and that can throw you.

Another hold for Shingo Kunieda and Gustavo Fernandez, who are edging closer to victory on court three.

Alfie Hewett came from a set and two breaks of serve down to record a remarkable comeback win over Fernandez to reach his first singles final on Friday.

Now he and Gordon Reid need to produce something similar as they remain a break down at 3-1 in the second set.

Can they turn it around? Watch that match over here.

Long goes Elena Rybakina!

Ons Jabeur has the early break!

Ons Jabeur has a sniff a 15-30 before Elena Rybakina rustles up another one of those stunning cross-court backhands, and Jabeur shakes her hand out in frustration.

Now then! A beautiful return from Jabeur somehow finding the tramlines and Rybakina nets!

Tracy Austin
Two-time Grand Slam champion on BBC TV

Such a really fluid, athletic motion from Jabeur and it's difficult for Rybakina to read. I like that backhand slice from Jabeur - heavy slice and a powerful forehand.

A superb return from Rybakina surprises Jabeur, who duffs a forehand back at her and watches the ball get smashed for a winner.

A big serve from the Tunisian is netted by Rybakina and she gets to game point with an ace, right before Rybakina cooks up a stunning return winner down the line.

Rybakina finds some superb depth but a wide backhand wraps up the hold for Jabeur.

Annabel Croft
Former British number one on BBC Radio 5 Live

How on earth has Rybakina put down such huge serves to start this final - no signs of nerves whatsoever.

This is really laying down a marker at the start of the match - real free-hitting.

The Duchess of Cambridge is here and will present the trophy to the winner a little later on.

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Gosh, that is a confident start.

Elena Rybakina races out to a 40-0 lead behind some big serves, before a missed backhand puts Ons Jabeur on the board.

Jabeur keeps on pushing, getting herself to 40-30, before Rybakina finds an absolutely sterling forehand winner to hold.