Andy Murray will take on fellow Brit Ryan Peniston in the first round of Wimbledon with the Scot unseeded ahead of the tournament.
It meant he could've been handed any opponent first up, but has been drawn to face the wildcard. Murray, a two-time winner at the All-England club, has warmed up for the tournament with wins in the Surbiton Trophy and the Nottingham Open and may need that experience come the second round.
Should he see off Peniston then he will face either fifth seed Stefanos Tsitsipas or former US Open winner Dominic Thiem. Tsitsipas has struggled to make an impact on grass, but remains a classy opponent whilst Thiem is unseeded having spent periods out through injury.
