Andy Murray will make his highly anticipated return to Wimbledon when he competes in the men's doubles alongside Pierre-Hugues Herbert on Thursday.
Murray, 32, missed last year's singles with a hip injury, which he feared could end his career.
Johanna Konta leads British hopes in the singles, playing Katerina Siniakova second on Centre Court.
Young Briton Jay Clarke meets eight-time champion Roger Federer, while Rafael Nadal takes on Nick Kyrgios.
Cameron Norrie, Dan Evans and Harriet Dart are the other home players trying to ensure there is a British presence in the third round, with men's number one Kyle Edmund - seeded 30th - and Heather Watson having lost their second-round matches on Wednesday.