What time will Andy Murray play tomorrow?

07/06/2023

What time will Andy Murray play tomorrow?

Wimbledon has opted to resume the match second on Centre Court, but not before 3pm, following a general rule for matches suspended overnight to not play as the first match for the next day.

Play on Centre Court begins at 1:30pm, with Carlos Alcaraz facing Alexandre Muller first.

Murray and Tsitsipas will therefore slot in before Iga Swiatek and Petra Martic, who were originally scheduled to play second before Novak Djokovic and Stan Wawrinka as the third match.

Djokovic vs Wawrinka is still scheduled for Centre Court as the fourth match on Friday.

With their new slot confirmed, Murray and Tsitsipas will likely begin the fourth set of their second-round match between 3:30pm and 4pm, although it could be later if Alcaraz and Muller play out a close match across four of five sets.

The match looks poised to mimic the marathon match the pair shared at the US Open in 2021, with Tsitsipas triumphing in five sets, with controversy surrounding the Greek’s lengthy toilet breaks.

Wimbledon almost always resumes the match on the same court the match was suspended on.

Matteo Berrettini and Lorenzo Sonego’s match on Wednesday on Court 12 was interrupted at 1-1 in the fourth set.

The Italians would not restart until around 2pm after Karolina Muchova and Jule Niemeier’s opening match on Court 12, which started at 11am and was completed after almost three hours.

ORDER OF PLAY FRIDAY 7 JULY

CENTRE COURT – 13:00 START TIME

C. Alcaraz (ESP) 1 v A. Muller (FRA)

Not fore 15:00

A. Murray (GBR) leads S. Tsitsipas (GRE) 5

What time will Andy Murray play tomorrow?

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