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Carlos Alcaraz beats Novak Djokovic 1-6 7-6 (8-6) 6-1 3-6 6-4 to win men's singles
First Wimbledon title for Spaniard Alcaraz - and his second Grand Slam
Djokovic beaten on Centre Court for first time since 2013
Alcaraz will retain world number one ranking
GB's Alfie Hewett beaten 6-4 6-2 by Tokito Oda in men's wheelchair singles final
Henry Searle wins boys' singles title - first Briton to do so since 1962
Barbora Strycova/Hsieh Su-wei beat Storm Hunter/Elise Mertens 7-5 6-4 in women's doubles final
*Hewett 4-6 0-0 Oda
Jess Anderson
BBC Sport at Wimbledon
Alfie Hewett just looked up to his friends and family sitting a few rows in front of me and shook his head. Hope he’s not giving up on this already, plenty of tennis to be played.
Top seed Niels Vink has quickly wrapped up the quad wheelchair singles title on court three.
The Dutchman, 20, has seen off Australian Heath Davidson 6-1 6-2 in 55 minutes to win his fourth Grand Slam singles title and first at Wimbledon.
*Hewett 4-6 Oda
Jayant Mistry
Former British number one wheelchair tennis player
Alfie started off well and got into a good lead, but it looked like Oda relaxed at that point.
Alfie is going to have to do something a little bit different. He needs to put that pressure on the first serve.
Image source, Reuters*Hewett 4-6 Oda
Image source, ReutersImpressive from Tokito Oda.
That's now five games in a row for the 17-year-old, who faced several high-pressure moments to edge the first set against Britain's Alfie Hewett.
If Hewett is to win his first Wimbledon singles title this year, he's going to have to do it the hard way.
Hewett 4-5 Oda*
Hewett anticipates the shot from Oda but can't execute, framing the ball out of the court.
After a forehand sets up a second chance, again the Briton is unable to land the final blow, but Hewett hauls Oda back from game point with a powerful cross-court return.
Tense moments on Court One.
Hewett 4-5 Oda*
And now a chance for Alfie Hewett to keep himself alive in the first set!
Break point. A huge point.
Hewett 4-5 Oda*
Jess Anderson
BBC Sport at Wimbledon
A lot of love on Court One for Alfie Hewett.
A group in front of me were on their feet when Hewett secured advantage in that game. The Brit conceded the break in the end but that’s not stopping their chants.
We’ve had ‘let’s go Alfie let’s go’ and now ‘Alfie, Alfie, Alfie, Oi, Oi, Oi!’
Hewett 4-5 Oda*
Paul Hand
BBC Sport commentator at Wimbledon
You’ve got to give it to Oda, 1-4 down and then he takes four consecutive games. He has really grabbed the match and now it’s on his own terms.
Hewett 4-5 Oda*
Tokito Oda can serve out the first set now with a fifth game in a row.
Can Alfie Hewett stop the run of games against him? An excellent backhand return winner brings him to 30-30.
Sonia Oxley
BBC Sport at Wimbledon
Image source, BBC SportIt’s a lovely day to sit in a deckchair, catching some rays while watching the men’s wheelchair singles final.
Hewett 4-5 Oda*
Tokito Oda is the man celebrating after a brilliant point that keeps the crowd guessing.
Twice it looked as though the point had been won - once by either player - but Oda is able to land the final blow as he sets up another break point.
Ah! Another double fault from Hewett. From 4-1 up the Briton trails 5-4.
*Hewett 4-4 Oda
Oda really has settled in here and he's threatening to carry on his run of games.
Hewett invites further pressure with a double fault handing over two break points but a couple of accurate serves bring the Briton to deuce.
*Hewett 4-4 Oda
Tokito Oda is taking on Alfie Hewett's serves as early as he can and smacks away a backhand return for 0-15.
This really is an important game for Hewett, with Oda building momentum, and a superb drop shot gives the world number one 15-30.
*Hewett 4-4 Oda
Can Tokito Oda get himself back on level terms here, or will Alfie Hewett pull away again?
The Briton draws an error from his opponent to reach 30-30 but marginally misses a forehand and Oda is able to wrap up a third consecutive game to get himself back to 4-4.
Hewett 4-3 Oda*
Jess Anderson
BBC Sport at Wimbledon
A super start for Britain’s Alfie Hewett.
The crowd on Court One are really behind him. Chanting his name and clapping, but he’s just starting to lose his way a bit.
There’s also loads of bucket hats around today, am I missing something?
Image source, BBC SportHewett 4-3 Oda*
Tokito Oda celebrates after Alfie Hewett hits long to concede the second break point.
That's been a great response from the teenager from 4-1 down.
Image source, Reuters*Hewett 4-2 Oda
A terrific backhand winner from Oda!
A big game for Alfie Hewett has quickly become even bigger.
The Briton is facing three break points...
*Hewett 4-2 Oda
Jayant Mistry
Former British number one wheelchair tennis player
Oda seems to have settled down now. In the past three games, he was making errors all over the place, but he is a streaky player. That was a beautiful finish.
This is a massive game for Alfie.
*Hewett 4-2 Oda
Tokito Oda lands a 100mph ace to take charge on serve as he looks to stay in contention.
The teenager lets out a big shout after leaving Alfie Hewett with no chance of reaching a thumping forehand and that's a very neat service game.
Hewett 4-1 Oda*
That's a great service game from Alfie Hewett.
A final on-two punch, popping away a forehand winner, backs up the break and gives the Briton a three-game lead in this opening set.
Image source, Reuters