WIMBLEDON 2026 is in full swing, with Day Three serving up some blockbuster second-round clashes.
Despite 15 home players being sent packing by the end of Day Two, there are plenty of Brit hopefuls competing in the Men’s Doubles today.
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Novak Djokovic is on the hunt for his eighth Wimbledon title and 25th Major Credit: PA
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Players from Russia and Belarus, including women’s top seed Aryna Sabalenka and former US Open champion Daniil Medvedev, compete at Wimbledon without a country or flag beside their names.
It follows World Tennis – formerly the International Tennis Federation – keeping the two nations’ suspensions in place over the war in Ukraine.
In May 2026, the organisation confirmed that an International Olympic Committee policy shift “does not change its existing position” on the suspensions.
Russia and Belarus also remain banned from team events such as the Davis Cup and Billie Jean King Cup.
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What is today’s Wimbledon order of play?
Here is the intended order of play for Tuesday, July 1.
Wimbledon says the order is subject to last minute changes, and that matches may be moved between courts.
Centre Court
1.30pm (scheduled): Jannik Sinner (No 1 seed, Italy) v Nuno Borges (unseeded, Portugal)
Followed by: Barbora Krejcikova (unseeded, Czech Republic) v Mirra Andreeva (No 5 seed, neutral)
Followed by: Stefanos Tsitsipas (unseeded, Greece) v Novak Djokovic (No 7 seed, Serbia)
No 1 Court
1pm (scheduled): Aryna Sabalenka (No 1 seed, neutral) v McCartney Kessler (unseeded, United States)
Followed by: Solana Sierra (unseeded, Argentina) v Coco Gauff (No 7 seed, United States)
Followed by: Felix Auger-Aliassime (No 3 seed, Canada) v Dino Prizmic (unseeded, Croatia)
No 2 Court
11am (scheduled): Anastasia Gasanova (unseeded, neutral) v Naomi Osaka (No 14 seed, Japan)
Not before 12.30pm: Flavio Cobolli (No 9 seed, Italy) leads Mariano Navone (unseeded, Argentina), to finish, 1-6 7-6(5) 6-3
Followed by: Daniel Merida (unseeded, Spain) v Daniil Medvedev (No 8 seed, neutral)
Followed by: Jessica Pegula (No 4 seed, United States) v Sara Sorribes Tormo (unseeded, Spain)
Not before 4.30pm: Rafael Jodar (No 23 seed, Spain) v Pablo Carreno Busta (unseeded, Spain)
No 3 Court
11am (scheduled): Soonwoo Kwon (unseeded, South Korea) v Tommy Paul (No 21 seed, United States)
Followed by: Karolina Muchova (No 10 seed, Czech Republic) v Shuai Zhang (unseeded, China)
Not before 2.30pm: Jesper de Jong (unseeded, Netherlands) v Joao Fonseca (No 24 seed, Brazil)
Not before 4.30pm: Belinda Bencic (No 11 seed, Switzerland) v Xinyu Wang (unseeded, China)
Court 4
11am (scheduled): Simone Bolelli and Andrea Vavassori (No 4 seeds, Italy) v Ben Jones and Joshua Paris (unseeded, Great Britain)
Followed by: Karol Drzewiecki and Kamil Majchrzak (unseeded, Poland) v Fernando Romboli (Brazil) and John-Patrick Smith (Australia), unseeded
Followed by: Tomas Martin Etcheverry and Mariano Kestelboim (unseeded, Argentina) v Christian Harrison (United States) and Neal Skupski (Great Britain), No 5 seeds
Court 5
11am (scheduled): Marcelo Melo (Brazil) and Andres Molteni (Argentina), unseeded, v Austin Krajicek (United States) and Nikola Mektic (Croatia), No 14 seeds
Followed by: Quentin Halys and Pierre-Hugues Herbert (unseeded, France) v Mac Kiger and Patrik Trhac (unseeded, United States)
Followed by: Kevin Krawietz and Tim Puetz (No 7 seeds, Germany) v Gonzalo Escobar (Ecuador) and Reese Stalder (United States), unseeded
Court 6
11am (scheduled): Jakub Paul (Switzerland) and Ryan Seggerman (United States), unseeded, v Luke Johnson (Great Britain) and Jan Zielinski (Poland), unseeded
Followed by: Diego Hidalgo (Ecuador) and Matej Vocel (Czech Republic), unseeded, v Francisco Cabral (Portugal) and Lucas Miedler (Austria), No 11 seeds
Followed by: Corentin Moutet and Arthur Reymond (unseeded, France) v Johannus Monday and Harry Wendelken (unseeded, Great Britain)
Court 8
11am (scheduled): Alycia Parks (unseeded, United States) v Mananchaya Sawangkaew (unseeded, Thailand)
Not before 12.30pm: Alex Molcan (Slovakia) leads Daniel Altmaier (Germany), to finish, 6-4 3-6 7-5
Followed by: David Stevenson and Marcus Willis (unseeded, Great Britain) v Ariel Behar (Uruguay) and Joe Salisbury (Great Britain), unseeded
Followed by: Adam Pavlasek and Patrik Rikl (unseeded, Czech Republic) v Marcos Giron (United States) and Alejandro Tabilo (Chile), unseeded
Court 11
1pm (scheduled): Rinky Hijikata and Marc Polmans (unseeded, Australia) v Jakob Schnaitter and Mark Wallner (No 16 seeds, Germany)
Followed by: Maximo Gonzalez (Argentina) and Santiago Gonzalez (Mexico), unseeded, v Thanasi Kokkinakis (Australia) and Aleksandar Kovacevic (United States), unseeded
Court 12
11am (scheduled): Marton Fucsovics (unseeded, Hungary) v Learner Tien (No 16 seed, United States)
Not before 12.30pm: Frances Tiafoe (No 17 seed, United States) leads Terence Atmane (unseeded, France), to finish, 7-6(6) 6-1 4-6
Followed by: Katerina Siniakova (No 32 seed, Czech Republic) v Nikola Bartunkova (unseeded, Czech Republic)
Not before 2.30pm: Brandon Nakashima (No 28 seed, United States) v Jan-Lennard Struff (unseeded, Germany)
Not before 4.30pm: Tatjana Maria (unseeded, Germany) v Iva Jovic (No 16 seed, United States)
Court 14
11am (scheduled): Hubert Hurkacz (unseeded, Poland) v Sebastian Ofner (unseeded, Austria)
Followed by: Dayana Yastremska (unseeded, Ukraine) v Jessica Bouzas Maneiro (unseeded, Spain)
Followed by: Shintaro Mochizuki (unseeded, Japan) v Ethan Quinn (unseeded, United States)
Court 15
11am (scheduled): Daniel Evans and Henry Searle (unseeded, Great Britain) v Hugo Nys (Monaco) and Edouard Roger-Vasselin (France), No 9 seeds
Followed by: Zeynep Sonmez (unseeded, Turkey) v Claire Liu (unseeded, United States)
Followed by: Arthur Rinderknech (No 25 seed, France) v Martin Damm (unseeded, United States)
Court 16
11am (scheduled): Janice Tjen (unseeded, Indonesia) v Daria Kasatkina (unseeded, Australia)
Followed by: Roman Safiullin (unseeded, neutral) v Botic van de Zandschulp (unseeded, Netherlands)
Followed by: Harri Heliovaara (Finland) and Henry Patten (Great Britain), No 1 seeds, v Terence Atmane and Luca Sanchez (unseeded, France)
Followed by: Mariano Navone (Argentina) and Adolfo Daniel Vallejo (Paraguay), unseeded, v Julian Cash and Lloyd Glasspool (No 3 seeds, Great Britain)
Court 17
11am (scheduled): Jelena Ostapenko (unseeded, Latvia) v Antonia Ruzic (unseeded, Croatia)
Followed by: Nicolas Mejia (unseeded, Colombia) v Michael Zheng (unseeded, United States)
Followed by: Marcelo Arevalo (El Salvador) and Mate Pavic (Croatia), No 6 seeds, v Alexander Bublik (Kazakhstan) and Nick Kyrgios (Australia), unseeded
When are the British stars playing today?
Day One saw 10 British players knocked out of the tournament in the worst opening round of matches in living memory.
And by the end of Day Two, 15 of the 19 UK hopefuls in the singles had fallen, leaving just Katie Swan, Arthur Fery, Jacob Fearnley and Jan Choinski flying the flag.
Jack Draper withdrew due to a long-term issue with bone bruising in his serving arm.
And Emma Raducanu was also forced to pull out with a stress fracture in her shin on the eve of the tournament.
There are no British players in singles action on Day Three, with second-round ties involving home survivors falling later in the week.
But there is a strong British presence in the men’s doubles, which gets under way today.
The home challenge is led by two seeded pairs on Court 16.
Top seeds Harri Heliovaara of Finland and Britain’s Henry Patten take on French pairing Terence Atmane and Luca Sanchez in the third match.
That is followed by British third seeds Julian Cash and Lloyd Glasspool versus Argentina’s Mariano Navone and Adolfo Daniel Vallejo from Paraguay.
On Court 15, Britain’s Dan Evans and Henry Searle open proceedings against ninth seeds Hugo Nys of Monaco and France’s Edouard Roger-Vasselin.
On Court 4, British pair Ben Jones and Joshua Paris are first up against Italian fourth seeds Simone Bolelli and Andrea Vavassori.
The third match sees Britain’s Neal Skupski and American Christian Harrison against Argentinian pairing Tomas Martin Etcheverry and Mariano Kestelboim.
On Court 6, Britain’s Luke Johnson and Poland’s Jan Zielinski are on first, facing Switzerland’s Jakub Paul and America’s Ryan Seggerman.
Britain’s Harry Wendelken and Johannus Monday against France’s Corentin Moutet and Arthur Reymond is the third match.
While in the third match on Court 8, British duo David Stevenson and Marcus Willis play Uruguay’s Ariel Behar and Britain’s Joe Salisbury.
When is tomorrow’s order of play available?
At the time of writing, the schedule for Wednesday, July 1 is not available.
The official Wimbledon website states: “A full Order of Play will be available the night before the next day’s play.”
Wimbledon 2026 – all the info
Wimbledon is back as the world’s best descend on SW19!
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But can Novak Djokovic claim a record 25th Grand Slam triumph and crown himself as the greatest player of all-time.
On the women’s side, home favourite Emma Raducanu pulled out but legend Serena Williams is making her return to Centre Court after four years retired.
Iga Swiatek is hoping to become a back-to-back champion, while Aryna Sabalenka and Coco Gauff are among the other favourites.
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