Clutch, crucial hold from Heliovaara and Patten as the Finn smashes a winner at the net. He's pumped, crouching down and booming a "let's gooooo!" at the top of his voice.

And Harri Heliovaara saves the second with another unreturnable second serve. Deuce.

The first is saved after a return clatters into the net.

Jordan Thompson traps Henry Patten and sets up this match's first break point. 15-40.

A chance, half a chance of a break. Heliovaara loops a forehand on his serve wide.

Todd Woodbridge
Former Wimbledon doubles champion on BBC TV

I really feel the Australians have to start being more aggressive. Hanging back on the basline is not going to get the job done for them.

John Lloyd
Former GB Davis Cup captain on BBC TV

We've seen a few heavy forehands from Henry Patten. He's obviously fully relaxed and able to pick his shots.

Sorry British and Finnish fans, I really tried to jinx things with my last post but my magic hasn't come through yet and Max Purcell easily holds to 15.

Still, Henry Patten is playing some phonemical tennis, blasting over a crosscourt forehand return winner to collect his pair's only point.

John Lloyd
Former GB Davis Cup captain on BBC TV

Henry Patten could well be pushing for the Davis Cup team with how he's playing.

Still no breaks of serve in this final. I reckon we won't see one at all to be honest.

Henry Patten holds to 15 in a game which has Harri Heliovaara pull off an agile volleyed winner at the net.

Michael Emons
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

That's three net cords, including one in the second set tie-break at a crucial point of 5-5, that have gone the way of Henry Patten and Harri Heliovaara.

This latest one, which whipped over the shoulder of Jordan Thompson, doesn't really matter though as the Aussies, as they have always done, hold their serve comfortably.

In a deciding set, yet Patten and Heliovaara are still yet to create a single break-point chance in a regular game.

Jordan Thompson holds to 15 with an ace.

There was a bit of a moment earlier when he got put off his serve by a butterfly but luckily a ball kid was on hand to run over and shoo it away.

Todd Woodbridge
Former Wimbledon doubles champion on BBC TV

Thompson can get a little emotional and that is when he can get a little bit tight. That is where his partner has to maintain a leadership role.

Well said Todd.

And also yep Peter you're absolutely right. Heliovaara/Patten are riding their luck, with Henry Patten seeing his forehand clip the net but bounce in. 15-15.

Todd Woodbridge
Former Wimbledon doubles champion on BBC TV

The championship courts have held up well once again this year. Credit to all of the grounds team again.

Peter Fleming
Seven-time Grand Slam doubles champion on BBC TV

The tennis gods are smiling on Heliovaara and Patten so far.

Harri Heliovaara produces an exceptional lob that lands slap bang on the middle of the baseline - we know because of a Hawkeye check - and then the Finn benefits from a dodgy net call on his way to a love-hold.

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Exceptional tennis again from Briton Henry Patten who hits a fire crosscourt return.

But Max Purcell manages to hold to 30 after he pokes a forehand winner down the line.

We've seen some stunning shots so far in this men's doubles final. Here's the best of them:

Thanks Michael, top work!

It's a decent start for Patten and Heliovaara as the pair hold to 30. The two are back in the lead in the final.