Your complete guide to British players at Wimbledon in 2023.
Wimbledon is back and the UK will rally around the top British players as they each attempt to go long in the biggest tennis tournament of them all.
The Championships has been the making of names and careers over the years, with partisan home crowds able to spur on homegrown heroes to victory.
Soaking up Andy Murray on Centre Court may be one of the most intensely British experiences you could imagine, but he won’t be the only British star aiming high in 2023.
Unfortunately Emma Raducanu will not feature this year due to injury issues, but there are still plenty of players to keep Brits engaged as the first round approaches.
We’ll keep tracking the progress of the remaining stars so you can support them all the way!
RadioTimes.com brings you all the details about British players playing at Wimbledon in 2023.
Which British players are still in Wimbledon 2023?
Men’s and women’s singles players. Alphabetical order. Times approx. Subject to change.
Andy Murray (Unseeded)
Status: Plays Ryan Peniston (WC) in Round 1
Arthur Fery (WC)
Status: Plays Daniil Medvedev (3) in Round 1
Cameron Norrie (12, British No.1)
Status: Plays Tomas Machac (Q) in Round 1
Dan Evans (27)
Status: Plays Quentin Halys in Round 1
George Loffhagen (WC)
Status: Plays Holger Rune (6) in Round 1
Harriet Dart (WC)
Status: Plays Diane Parry in Round 1
Heather Watson (WC)
Status: Plays Barbora Krejcikova (10) in Round 1
Jan Choinski (WC)
Status: Plays Dusan Lajovic in Round 1
Jodie Burrage (WC)
Status: Plays Caty McNally in Round 1
Katie Boulter (WC, British No.1)
Status: Plays Daria Saville in Round 1
Katie Swan (WC)
Status: Plays Belinda Bencic (14) in Round 1
Liam Broady (WC)
Status: Plays Constant Lestienne in Round 1
Ryan Peniston (WC)
Status: Plays Andy Murray in Round 1
Sonay Kartal (WC)
Status: Plays Madison Keys (25) in Round 1
Eliminated British players at Wimbledon 2023
Men’s and women’s singles players. Alphabetical order.
To be updated.
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