What time does Ash Barty play in the Wimbledon final?
Ashleigh Barty and Karolina Pliskova will play for the Wimbledon title. Tennis legend Martin Navratilova warned that Ash Barty could get served off the court in her bid to end Australias 41-year Wimbledon pain. World number one Barty is the first Australian woman to reach the Wimbledon final since her idol and mentor Evonne Goolagong Cawley won her second Wimbledon title in 1980. In her way stands the imposing No.8 seed Karolina Plkov. The tall Czech star boasts one of the most powerful games on the tour with a serve that has only been broken four times in the tournament. Barty, however, has enjoyed a 5-2 winning record over Pliskova, the last win coming at Stuttgart earlier this year on clay. Despite her strong head-to-head record, Barty acknowledged the threat Plkov poses.  Shes has been serving exceptionally well this week, and shes been able to control a lot of the matches from early on, Barty said. Barty through to Wimbledon Final! | 02:29  Pliskova has the ability to take the match away from you. Shes got a big one-two punch off her serve and she can control her service games, putting you under the pump on your own service games. Being able to keep scoreboard pressures a massive thing and shes been serving exceptionally well this week, able to control a lot of the matches from early on. So thats a challenge, trying to neutralise (her serve) as best as possible early on.  Navratilova, a nine-time champion, said Barty will be under pressure from the outset. If she plays like she did against (No.2 seed) Aryna Sabalenka in the semi-final, its going to be a hard one for Barty, Navratilova told the BBC. Ash has handled herself so well when shes been under pressure in the past but Pliskova puts you under pressure with her game - she can serve her off the court. If she plays like she has been, I think Pliskova can win. But Barty is the disrupter. She changes the pace, she changes the spin, she makes you move into places you dont want to be - so itll be a great test for both players. Barty will taken on Karolina Plkov from 11:00pm Saturday in the eastern states of Australia, 10:30pm central 9:00pm in the west. Evonne Goolagong Cawley won her second Wimbledon title in 1980. Lleyton Hewitt is the last Australian male to win Wimbledon, beating David Nalbandian in 2002. Barty has been in sensational form, dropping just a single set on her way to the Wimbledon final. Fox Sports Australia will live blog the final here