That’s it from me today. Tune in on Tuesday for our liveblog. This is the order of play. Vondrousova will get us started on Centre Court at 1.30pm BST, while Iga Swiatek is due to get her campaign up and running later on Court One.
Centre Court (1.30pm start)
J Bouzas Maneiro (Sp) v M Vondrousova (Cz, 6)
V Kopriva (Cz) v N Djokovic (Ser, 2)
A Murray (GB) v T Machac (Cz)
No 1 Court (1pm start)
E Rybakina (Kaz, 4) v E Ruse (Rom)
R Carballés Baena (Sp) v A Zverev (Ger, 4)
I Swiatek (Pol, 1) v S Kenin (US)
No 2 Court (11am)
A Krueger (US) v J Pegula (US, 5)
A Rublev (Rus, 6) v F Comesana (Arg)
J Draper (GB, 28) v E Ymer (Swe)
O Jabeur (Tun, 10) v M Uchijima (Jpn)
No 3 Court (11am)
H Hurkacz (Pol, 7) v R Albot (Mol)
K Boulter (GB, 32) v T Maria (Ger)
C Norrie (GB) v F Díaz Acosta (Arg)
D Collins (US, 11) v C Tauson (Den)
Court Four (11am)
T Etcheverry (Arg, 30) v L Nardi (It)
R Masarova (Sp) v L Samsonova (Rus, 15)
R Safiullin (Rus) v F Cerúndolo (Arg, 26)
M Carle (Arg) v K Volynets (US)
All times BST; selected courts only.
Andy Murray is scheduled to play on Centre Court and despite saying he would make a decision on his fitness on Monday evening, it looks like we will hear news of that in the morning.
Cheers all, and good night!
What a tricky draw that is for Sinner. His next opponent in the second round is compatriot Matteo Berrettini, who is in great form and loves playing on grass: the Italian got to the final of Stuttgart last month (where he was beaten by Britain’s Jack Draper) and of course reached the Wimbledon final here in 2021.