Wilson goes six clear with 122published at 21:18 British Summer Time 5 May

21:18 BST 5 May

Wilson 10-4 Jones

Kyren Wilson misses the final black to middle for a 129 clearance but it's irrelevant - he's back to where he started the evening, six frames clear of Jak Jones.

John Virgo
1979 UK Championship winner on BBC Two

It was a poor safety from Jak that let Kyren in.

What we are seeing is that the scoring power of the two players - Kyren can win frames in one visit, and Jak needs to start doing that.

Kyren Wilson has taken these balls exceptionally.

Laser focus in the eyes.

He's fancying a fourth century of this final.

In response to your post at 20:59 I'll just this leave one with you lads.

The risky double to get going that seven-time champion Stephen Hendry called "one of the bravest shots" he has ever seen.

The red along the bottom cushion to get position on the brown and the sheer nerve to clear up and win a final-frame decider on the black.

Vintage John Higgins.

Good start for Kyren Wilson in frame 14 after Jak Jones inadvertently leaves a gimme red over the corner.

The 'Warrior' past the 45 mark in brisk fashion.

Tony D: I always feel that they should get double points on the colour if they pot two reds in one shot.

Stephen Hendry
Seven-time world champion on BBC Two

Jak doesn't have the dynamic scoring of some players who can reel off three, four, five frames to no reply, a la O'Sullivan, Higgins, the best of the best.

He doesn't have that in his game so he's going to have win them the way it's going - he's going to have to make fewer mistakes than Kyren.

Kyren Wilson, however, leaves a red hanging over the pocket - and this hands the frame on a plate for Jak Jones who already had a decent lead.

Potting two reds in one shot helps as well - as it takes points off the table.

Shocks, controversies, brilliance.

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The underdog is back in - however, he cannot control the cue ball and hands Kyren Wilson a big chance.

Jak Jones has played a couple of excellent shots to turn this into a decent chance.

But all of a sudden he runs out of position and the break will end at 28.

And that snooker pays dividends as Kyren Wilson hits a red but leaves another one on...

Jak Jones was greeted upon his return by a very animated lady in the crowd pumping her fist and urging him on.

Did he take inspiration from that? Well, he's laid a cracking snooker on the baulk cushion behind the brown.

Anyone else get emotional watching the end-of-tournament montages. Just us?

The boys are back on the baize.

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Cam, Manchester: Someone get me Jak Jones' phone number, it looks like he needs a motivational speech at the interval.

Mike White: Wonder how many of the 'worst final ever' mob relating to finalists in this year’s World Snooker Championship have previously moaned about 'same old faces' being involved or winning? Kyren Wilson and Jak Jones deserve to be there. Good for the sport to have new names.

John Parrott
1991 world champion on BBC Two

They were two impressive frames from Kyren, especially the last one.

The balls are in the middle of the table but you still have to get them, under pressure.

John Virgo
1979 UK Championship winner on BBC Two

Kyren Wilson has just shown why he had that lead - impressive, and it's 'as you were' at the mid-session interval.

A composed clearance of 60 re-establishes Kyren Wilson's six-frame cushion at the mid-session interval.