Postpublished at 20:15 British Summer Time 6 May 2024
Wilson 16-11 Jones
Clever shot from Kyren Wilson, knocking the black safer near the bottom cushion while snookering Jak Jones on the yellow.
England's Kyren Wilson beats Jak Jones 18-14 to win world title
Welsh qualifier Jones trailed 7-0 and 17-11
First Crucible triumph for beaten 2020 finalist Wilson
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Wilson 16-11 Jones
Clever shot from Kyren Wilson, knocking the black safer near the bottom cushion while snookering Jak Jones on the yellow.
Wilson 16-11 Jones
Kyren Wilson has had a nightmare from blue to yellow.
He's snookered himself. Gets out of it but leaves a long chance for Jak Jones who is 19 points behind and needs to clear the colours.
Jones jaws it... but leaves it safe.
Wilson 16-11 Jones
The balls perfectly positioned for a counter-attack from Kyren Wilson.
Just needs to keep his composure and he's going to be 17-11 up.
Wilson 16-11 Jones
Ken Doherty
1997 world champion on BBC Two
He should have gone back up for the blue, kept it simple.
Wilson 16-11 Jones
Jak Jones makes an error as big as that of Kyren Wilson minutes earlier.
Tries to play a red with side to stay on the black when he could have gone up for blue.
And misses it as a result.
Wilson 16-11 Jones
Kyren Wilson's lead in this frame is erased but still work to do for Jak Jones with five reds remaining.
Massive moments in this final.
Wilson 16-11 Jones
Ken Doherty
1997 world champion on BBC Two
I don't know what's happened there. What a mistake from Kyren Wilson.
And after he's opened all those reds, they are all there for Jak.
Wilson 16-11 Jones
John Virgo
1979 UK Championship winner on BBC Two
That is unbelievable. Only at the Crucible.
Wilson 16-11 Jones
Goodness me, what an error from the 'Warrior'.
In trying to pot a red, he clips the pink first. He's 30-odd in front but still.
Wilson 16-11 Jones
Steve Sutcliffe
BBC Sport at the Crucible Theatre, Sheffield
If Kyren Wilson wins tonight he would climb up to third in the world rankings from 12th to sit behind new number one Mark Allen and Judd Trump.
Jak Jones, who came into this tournament as world number 44, would rise as high as sixth with a victory here and would be 14th even if he loses.
Wilson 16-11 Jones
Kyren Wilson begins frame 28 with the perfect retort, though, firing in a long red and earning himself the first opportunity.
An attacking shot into the pack soon after has really opened everything up too.
Wilson 16-11 Jones
John Virgo
1979 UK Championship winner on BBC Two
You could say it was another good chance that Kyren Wilson let slip.
I know it's a long way back for Jak but he's showing lots of character here.
He's still five behind but that will give him some confidence.
Wilson 16-11 Jones
Fantastic effort from Jak Jones who registers his first century of the final to keep his hopes alive with a 105 clearance.
Wilson 16-10 Jones
This is a brilliant break considering the circumstances from Jak Jones.
He's tidied this table up incredibly impressively with a 50-plus break and he's passed the snookers required stage.
We shouldn't laugh, but this did tickle us, Anna...
Wilson 16-10 Jones
Ken Doherty
1997 world champion on BBC Two
You just never know.
He's fought back so well after that first session when he finished it 7-1 behind.
He's going to need all of those fighting qualities to get back into this match and it has to start right now.
Wilson 16-10 Jones
John Virgo
1979 UK Championship winner on BBC Two
He's just got to forget the scoreline and play one shot at a time.
Wilson 16-10 Jones
It's not over yet, Seb.
Jak Jones plays a red down the cushion off a black that Wilson knocked near the pocket - and in the red goes. The blue is a gimme over the yellow pocket.
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I know Jones has given it everything but it's too little, too late. He's missed too many chances and given away too many opportunities. I think the final was the first time he came up against a serious challenger. Congratulations to Wilson. His name is on the trophy and he deserves it.
Seb
Wilson 16-10 Jones
Jak Jones gets what seems like a slice of luck in return in escaping that sticky situation, not leaving an easy red.
But Kyren Wilson decides he's going to try a plant on two reds and it works out. He's back out of position two shots later, though and sticks his tongue out in annoyance.
He's not on an easy colour after a red but comes within millmetres of potting a really tough long blue.