Wimbledon Order of Play today: Day 4 schedule, live scores, results with Jack Draper and Novak Djokovic in action

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British men’s No1 looks to join Emma Raducanu in round three as Dan Evans plots huge upset on Centre Court Order of play: Another busy day lies ahead at Wimbledon Getty Images Alex Dakers 1 minute ago COMMENTS The action continues at Wimbledon today as Jack Draper returns and Dan Evans attempts a massive upset against Novak Djokovic on Centre Court. Draper, the current world No4, takes on 2017 Wimbledon finalist Marin Cilic this afternoon as he looks to progress past the second round for the first time at SW19. Evans has a daunting task on his hands first up against seven-time champion - and 24-time Grand Slam winner - Djokovic, although the former British No1 does currently boast an invincible record against the Serbian. World No1 and tournament top seed Jannik Sinner is also back in the spotlight, up against Australia’s Aleksandar Vukic, with women’s eighth seed Iga Swiatek playing American Caty McNally in the other Centre Court match on day four. Joining Draper and Cilic in playing their second-round outings on No1 court, meanwhile, are seventh seed Mirra Andreeva - who faces Italy’s Lucia Bronzetti - and Maria Sakkari of Greece, who will go head to head with Kazakhstani 11th seed Elena Rybakina for a spot in the third round. Wimbledon Schedule | Order of play for Thursday July 3, 2025 All times BST, 11am start unless stated. Seeds in brackets. Centre Court from 1.30pm Dan Evans GBR vs Novak Djokovic SRB 6 Iga Swiatek POL 8 vs Caty McNally USA Jannik Sinner ITA 1 vs Aleksandar Vukic AUS No.1 Court from 1pm Mirra Andreeva 7 vs Lucia Bronzetti ITA Maria Sakkari GRE vs Elena Rybakina KAZ 11 Jack Draper GBR 4 vs Marin Cilic CRO No.2 Court Alex de Minaur AUS 11 vs Arthur Cazaux Barbora Krejcikova CZE 17 vs Caroline Dolehide USA Sofia Kenin USA 28 vs Jessica Bouzas Maneiro ESP Ben Shelton USA 10 vs Rinky Hijikata AUS No.3 Court Veronika Kudermetova vs Emma Navarro USA 10 Grigor Dimitrov BUL 19 vs Corentin Moutet FRA Sebastian Ofner AUT vs Tommy Paul USA 13 Daria Kasatkina AUS 16 vs Irina-Camelia Begu ROU Court 4 Alexander Erler AUT & Constantin Frantzen GER vs Jenson Brooksby USA & Adam Walton AUS Quinn Gleason USA & Ingrid Martins BRA vs Alexandra Eala PHI & Eva Lys GER Sadio Doumbia FRA & Fabien Reboul FRA 11 vs Zizou Bergs BEL & Gabriel Diallo CAN Emily Appleton GBR & Heather Watson GBR vs Mirra Andreeva RUS & Diana Shnaider RUS 5 Court 5 Yi Fan Xu CHN & Zhaoxuan Yang CHN vs Lyudmyla Kichenok UKR & Ellen Perez AUS 7 Timea Babos HUN & Luisa Stefani BRA 10 vs Jaqueline Cristian ROM & Magali Kempen ROM Nathaniel Lammons USA & Jack Withrow USA 13 vs Pierre-Hugues Herbert FRA & Jordan Thompson AUS Billy Harris GBR & Marcus Willis GBR vs Alexander Bublik KAZ & Flavio Cobolli ITA Court 6 Camila Osorio COL & Alycia Parks USA vs Alicia Barnett GBR & Eden Silva GBR Guido Andreozzi ARG & Marcelo Demoliner BRA vs Christian Harrison USA & Evan King USA 9 Hugo Nys MON & Edouard Roger-Vasselin FRA 10 vs Benjamin Bonzi FRA & Gregoire Jacq FRA Victoria Azarenka BLR & Ashlyn Krueger USA vs Greet Minnen BEL & Monica Niculescu ROM Court 8 Petr Nouza CZE & Patrik Rikl CZE vs Matthew Ebden AUS & John Peers AUS 15 Su-Wei Hsieh TPE & Jelena Ostapenko LAT 4 vs Oksana Kalashnikova GEO & Elena Pridankina RUS Cristina Bucsa SPA & Miyu Kato JPN vs Sara Errani ITA & Jasmine Paolini ITA 3 Lui Maxted GB & Connor Thomson GB vs Nikola Mektic Cro & Michael Venus NZ 8 Court 9 Yunchaokete Bu CHN & Ray Ho TPE vs Marcel Granollers SPA & Horacio Zeballos ARG 4 Shuko Aoyama JPN & Ena Shibahara JPN vs Magda Linette POL & Bernarda Pera USA Tereza Mihalikova SVK & Olivia Nicholls GBR 9 vs Kamilla Rakhimova RUS & Anna Siskova CZE Lucia Bronzetti ITA & Ann Li USA vs Olivia Gadecki AUS & Desirae Krawczyk USA Court 10 Ajla Tomljanovic AUS & Viktoriya Tomova BUL vs Eri Hozumi JPN & Aldila Sutjiadi INA Ella McDonald GBR & Mingge Xu GBR vs Linda Noskova CZE & Rebecca Sramkova SVK Veronika Kudermetova RUS & Elise Mertens BEL 8 vs Hannah Klugman GBR & Mika Stojsavljevic GBR Adam Pavlasek CZE & Jan Zielinski POL vs Santiago González MEX & Austin Krajicek USA Court 12 Marcos Giron USA vs Jakub Mensik CZE 15 August Holmgren DEN vs Tomas Machac CZE 21 Clara Tauson DEN 23 vs Anna Kalinskaya Court 14 Francisco Cabral POR & Lucas Miedler AUT vs Jamie Murray GBR & Rajeev Ram USA Fabian Marozsan HUN vs Jaume Munar ESP Anastasia Zakharova RUS vs Dayana Yastremska UKR Johannus Monday GBR & David Stevenson GBR vs Mattia Bellucci ITA & Fabian Marozsan HUN Court 15 Miomir Kecmanovic SRB vs Jesper de Jong NED Hailey Baptiste USA vs LL Victoria Mboko CAN Pedro Martinez ESP vs Mariano Navone ARG Court 16 Julian Cash GBR & Lloyd Glasspool GBR 5 vs Vasil Kirkov USA & Bart Stevens NED Katie Volynets USA vs Elisabetta Cocciaretto ITA Danielle Collins USA vs Veronika Erjavec SLO Brandon Nakashima USA 29 vs Reilly Opelka USA Court 17 Xinyu Wang CHN vs Zeynep Sonmez TUR Elsa Jacquemot FRA vs Belinda Bencic SUI Joe Salisbury GBR & Neal Skupski GBR 6 vs Charles Broom GBR & Joshua Paris GBR Lorenzo Sonego ITA vs Nikoloz Basilashvili GEO Court 18 Flavio Cobolli ITA 22 vs Jack Pinnington Jones GBR Suzan Lamens NED vs Ekaterina Alexandrova 18 Yuliia Starodubtseva UKR vs Liudmila Samsonova 19 Marton Fucsovics HUN vs Gael Monfils FRA Follow all the latest from Wimbledon with Standard Sport! 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