Former Wimbledon champion Andy Murray is back in action this week at the most prestigious tennis tournament in the world.
The competition begins on Monday, July 3rd. Two-time winner Murray will face fellow Briton Ryan Peniston at 11am on Tuesday.
Scot Murray missed out on seeding for the Grand Slam competition, which left him open to facing a higher ranked opponent in the first round.
The winner of this match-up will have a tough task in the second round, and could face world number five seed Stefanos Tsitsipas, should he beat 91-ranked Dominic Thiem.
Murray's round one opponent is a survivor of rhabdomyosarcoma cancer, something he overcame as a child.
27-year-old Peniston only made his ATP debut last year, but managed to reach a career-high placing of 124th. However, he has since slipped out of the top 250 following a wrist injury.
Last year, Murray didn't make it out of the second round.
