Indeed we will, Hazel.

The third session of this absorbing final begins at 13:00 BST on Bank Holiday Monday.

Joins us back here then.

Hazel Irvine
Presenter on BBC TV

Some people thought it was all over, but it ain't. See you tomorrow.

Stephen Hendry
Seven-time world champion on BBC Two

That's more impressive than anything Jak's done in the Championship so far, tonight. To even bring this final alive, to make it a final.

Because it was dead after the afternoon session to be honest - but he's brought it alive.

And wow, the first two frames tomorrow - monster frames. If he loses both of them, it's all over, so he's got to get like a coiled spring ready to come out and win them.

Kyren Wilson speaking to BBC Two after ending the day 11-6 up on Jak Jones: "I felt Jak played really well tonight. It's not all about the scoreline, it's about how the frame was won and there was obviously a lot of tension in there.

"I'm proud of the way I held it together. I had in my head I wanted to get to 11 tonight having been on seven (after the afternoon session). Target achieved.

"I've scored pretty well. I'm just loving every minute out there. The atmosphere is fantastic. I'm very blessed and grateful I've been able to experience this in front of a packed house, having been robbed of that through Covid (in the 2020 final)."

John Parrott
1991 world champion on BBC Two

At 7-0 down, if you'd said to Jak Jones 11-6, he'd have said 'thank you very much'.

There's a long way to go in this match still - Kyren still needs seven frames to get to that magical 18.

Jak Jones speaking to BBC Two:

"It's a miracle that I'm still in it as I played shocking. I'm still in the match.

"If I had a decent night's sleep last night I think I could probably have done something today, it could have been different.

"Get a good night's sleep, come out flying tomorrow and things could happen."

Stephen Hendry
Seven-time world champion on BBC Two

I think that might be his World Championship gone, losing that frame.

A five-frame lead going into day two is big.

John Virgo
1979 UK Championship winner on BBC Two

Jak thought he would play the double and if it didn't go in it would run safe.

But he got so close that it stayed near the pocket.

That was an absolutely massive frame - Jak will be deflated. Fist-pump from Kyren Wilson.

In it goes.

Kyren Wilson will be a very, very relieved man.

Wgcsnooker: This is what the Worlds is about! Where has this drama been? Crowd fully invested.

And there's the mistake.

Jak Jones tries a double and leaves the black over the pocket.

First mistake or first moment of magic wins this crucial, crucial frame.

Goodness me, Wilson over-cuts it too. Horrible cut now for Jones, so acute.

He goes for it, misses.... but the black runs safe.

Tempter of a long cut for Jak Jones....

He over-cuts it massively and leaves a chance for Wilson.

Nuzza: Yipsville in this final frame of the session!!

Image source, PA Media

Both players exchanging safeties on the black.

Jak Jones' heart is in his mouth as his effort goes very close to leaving it up but the ball just nestles on the cushion and is unpottable.

John Virgo
1979 UK Championship winner on BBC Two

What an end to a fascinating evening.

What an end to the session we have here.

But he jaws the black! Again with the white on the rail.

Tough shot and it was close. But it runs safe!

Wilson pots a fantastic pink with the cue ball tight on the cushion...