Who will Andy Murray play first at Wimbledon?
Andy Murray is returning to Centre Court (Picture: Getty)  Andy Murray looks set to return to Wimbledon for the first time since 2017  where injuries cut short his time on the court. The tennis championship was cancelled last year due to the pandemic, but joins the Euros and Tokyo Olympics in a summer of sport. The season has already seen its fair share of drama, with Rafael Nadal and Naomi Osaka bowing out before the competition began. Andy Murray will play Georgias 24th seed Nikoloz Basilashvili in his first match. Murray could meet Canadian 10th seed Denis Shapovalov in the third round, with fifth seed Stefanos Tsitsipas on course to await him in the quarter-finals. Rafael Nadal is not taking part in the competition (Picture: Getty)  Roger Federer, who was the champion in the last singles event Murray attended, will start this years competition by playing against Adrian Mannarino. Novak Djokovic is targeting a third straight Wimbledon title  and sixth in total  and will open against one-to-watch British wildcard Jack Draper. Djokovic has won both majors so far in 2021 and is a contender for a Golden Slam, by winning Wimbledon, the Olympic Games and the US Open. Play starts on the outside courts at 11am on Monday June 28, with defending mens champion Djokovic opening up Centre Court later in the day. A full order of play will be available the night before the next days play. For the most updated information, head to the Wimbledon website. MORE : British tennis player Fran Jones  who has six fingers and seven toes  inspired to reach Wimbledon by Serena Williams and Rafael Nadal  MORE : Andy Murray to defend Olympics crown in Tokyo as GB tennis squad is named  For more stories like this, check our sport page  Follow Metro Sport across our social channels, on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram