All fightbacks have to start somewhere, as the saying goes.

Jak Jones breathes an inward sigh of relief as a red struggles in off the corner pocket jaws.

Dennis Taylor
1985 world champion on BBC Two

I didn't expect Kyren to miss that one.

Jak Jones tries to be positive at the start of frame eight, going for a long red but it goes wrong.

At first glance the table looks safe but Kyren Wilson doubles a red in - only to miss a much easier one a minute or so later.

Shaun Murphy
2005 world champion on BBC Two

It's starting to look like Jak's decision not to come into the practice room at the interval might be coming back to haunt him.

I was so shocked he didn't come in here in the interval, just to hit a few balls, to get that touch in the arm.

No third ton for Kyren Wilson as he misses a green on 90 but all he'll care about is the seven-frame advantage he has earned himself.

Back-to-back centuries for the 'Warrior'? Half a chance with the frame in the bag and the break into the 80s...

Stephen Hendry
Seven-time world champion on BBC Two

Kyren Wilson would have been very confident coming into today's final.

But I don't think even he would have dreamed of this start. He's had virtually no resistance from his opponent.

For the first time in this championship, the occasion has got to Jak Jones.

Dennis Taylor
1985 world champion on BBC Two

Jak will be sat in his chair fearing the worst again, looking at this table.

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Big shot coming up for Kyren Wilson, cannoning into the pack of reds off the black - and he's on one.

Great chance for 7-0.

When it rains, it pours.

Jak Jones leaves a red over the pocket but it's covered by other balls.

Kyren Wilson comes off the cushion to pot it and trusts to luck with his position - and lands absolutely plum on the black.

Gee: Bill Werbenuik used to drink a pint per frame and never went to the loo as often as these weak bladdered players do.

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Jak Jones allows himself a wry smile after fluking a red.

But, in keeping with the match so far, he cannot capitalise on it, quickly running out of position.

Ken Doherty
1997 world champion on BBC Two

I feel terribly sorry for Jak Jones at the moment. He looks bereft of confidence and is cutting a very lonely figure out there.

It does become embarrassing - he's been expecting so much. It's a bit like the rabbit on the headlights situation.

He's suffering out there - if he can just get one frame out of this session, at least he can derive something from it but at the moment he's like a lost sheep.

Steven Smith: I don't think Jak Jones is playing any worse than yesterday. As I said then, I agree with Stephen Hendry - he's good at mopping up others' mistakes. Today he has far fewer mistakes to mop up.

Steve Davis
Six-time world champion on BBC Two

Kyren Wilson will be feeling wonderful. This is how to destroy your opponent.

You get given the chances and you are relentless. If he can maintain this to go 8-0 he's done the most superb job you could possibly do.

Wilson clears with 125published at 15:19 British Summer Time 5 May

15:19 BST 5 May

Wilson 6-0 Jones

That was not an easy table to make a century on but Kyren Wilson is flying, potting balls along the cushion like they were over the pocket with every little cannon going just perfectly.

He's not getting that frame here, though, Steve.

Kyren Wilson has clinically disposed of these reds in businesslike manner and he'll be targeting a second century of the match to add to the one he made in the opening frame.