Rafael Nadal will continue his Wimbledon campaign on Thursday by opening up Centre Court with a second-round clash against Mikhail Kukushkin.
World number one Nadal dropped just eight games in Tuesdays first round and will be expected to book his place in the third round.
British top seed Johanna Konta follows Nadal, before Kyle Edmund takes on Bradley Klahn with a potential third-round clash against Novak Djokovic up for grabs.
Three-time champion Djokovic has surprisingly been put on Court 2 on Thursday. He faces Argentine veteran Horacio Zeballos.
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Wimbledon singles order of play, day four
Centre Court
Kukushkin v Nadal
Konta v Cibulkova
Edmund v Klahn
Court 1
Cilic v Pella (suspended)
Halep v Zheng
Del Potro v Lopez
Fritz v Zverev
Court 2
Boulter v Osaka
Anderson v Seppi (suspended)
Zeballos v Djokovic
Tomic v Nishikori
Murguruza v Van Uytvanck
Court 3
Barty v Bouuchard
Fabbiano v Wawrinka (suspended)
Kyrgios v Haase
Paire v Shapovalov
Ostepenko v Flipkens
Court 12
Kerber v Liu
Bemelmans v Isner (suspended)
Putintseva v Kasatkina
Dzumhur v Gulbis
Court 18
Gavrilova v Stosur
Tsitsipas v Donaldson
Baghdatis v Khachanov
Bolelli v Fognini
Court 8
Tsurenko v Strycova
Kohlschreiber v Muller (suspended)
Suarez Navarro v Sorribes Tormo
Schwartzman v Vesely
Court 14
De Minaur v Herbert
Robert v Ebden
Brady v Kontaveit
Court 15
Benneteau v Tiafoe
Vickery Mertens
Court 16
Sinikova v Jabeur
Riske v Bencic
Townsend v Sasnovich
Court 17
Berrettini v Simon
Arrubarrena v Hsieh
Kenin v Diatchenko
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Rafael Nadal will continue his Wimbledon campaign on Thursday by opening up Centre Court with a second-round clash against Mikhail Kukushkin.
World number one Nadal dropped just eight games in Tuesdays first round and will be expected to book his place in the third round.
British top seed Johanna Konta follows Nadal, before Kyle Edmund takes on Bradley Klahn with a potential third-round clash against Novak Djokovic up for grabs.
Three-time champion Djokovic has surprisingly been put on Court 2 on Thursday. He faces Argentine veteran Horacio Zeballos.
More: Tennis
Wimbledon singles order of play, day four
Centre Court
Kukushkin v Nadal
Konta v Cibulkova
Edmund v Klahn
Court 1
Cilic v Pella (suspended)
Halep v Zheng
Del Potro v Lopez
Fritz v Zverev
Court 2
Boulter v Osaka
Anderson v Seppi (suspended)
Zeballos v Djokovic
Tomic v Nishikori
Murguruza v Van Uytvanck
Court 3
Barty v Bouuchard
Fabbiano v Wawrinka (suspended)
Kyrgios v Haase
Paire v Shapovalov
Ostepenko v Flipkens
Court 12
Kerber v Liu
Bemelmans v Isner (suspended)
Putintseva v Kasatkina
Dzumhur v Gulbis
Court 18
Gavrilova v Stosur
Tsitsipas v Donaldson
Baghdatis v Khachanov
Bolelli v Fognini
Court 8
Tsurenko v Strycova
Kohlschreiber v Muller (suspended)
Suarez Navarro v Sorribes Tormo
Schwartzman v Vesely
Court 14
De Minaur v Herbert
Robert v Ebden
Brady v Kontaveit
Court 15
Benneteau v Tiafoe
Vickery Mertens
Court 16
Sinikova v Jabeur
Riske v Bencic
Townsend v Sasnovich
Court 17
Berrettini v Simon
Arrubarrena v Hsieh
Kenin v Diatchenko
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