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It’s been almost 90 years since an all-British pair managed the feat.

Cash-Glasspool 6-2, 7-6(3) Hijikata-Pel

They’ve done it! Julian Cash and Lloyd Glasspool become the first British men since 1936 to win the Wimbledon doubles title. What an achievement.

Cash-Glasspool 6-2, 6-6 Hijikata-Pel*

Julian Cash and Lloyd Glasspool hold serve with the last game of the second set to force a tie-break. Can they seal the title here?

On No 1 Court, Britain’s Oliver Bonding is underway in the boys’ doubles final alongside American Jagger Leach, who is the son of former women’s champion Lindsay Davenport.

Cash-Glasspool 6-2, 4-4 Hijikata-Pel*

On Centre, it’s all square in the second set of the men’s doubles final.

Hewett-Reid 6-7(1), 5-7 Spaargaren-De La Peunte

Well here’s a bit of a shock – the top seeds and 23-time grand-slam winning pairing of Alfie Hewett and Gordon Reid have lost the men’s wheelchair doubles final.

Spain’s Martin de la Puente and Dutchman Ruben Spaargaren are the new champions, and that’s a first slam crown for either player.

*Hewett-Reid 6-7(1), 5-4 Spaargaren-De La Peunte

On No 1 Court, Reid and Hewett have just broken and now have the chance to serve for the second set, to level up the men’s wheelchair doubles final.

*Cash-Glasspool 2-0 Hijikata-Pel

Julian Cash and Lloyd Glasspool are underway in their bid to win the men’s doubles title. Neither player has ever reached a grand-slam final before, but their partnership has been fruitful this year, with finals in Miami and Monaco on hard and clay courts to go with this run on grass to the Wimbledon final. They’ve made a good start here, picking up an early break against Australia’s Rinky Hijikata and Dutchman David Pel.