Andy Murray is one of the favourites for Wimbledon but will any other Brits win a match at SW19?
- British men Liam Broady, James Ward, Aljaz Bedene, Kyle Edmund and Brydan Klein are all looking for wins at Wimbledon
- British women Heather Watson, Johanna Konta, Naomi Broady, Laura Robson all have difficult opening games at SW19
- Aside from Bedene, all face opponents with a higher ranking
Having won Wimbledon in 2013, Andy Murray is one of this year's favourites for the tournament but it remains to be seen as to whether any other Brits will win a match at SW19.
Nine other British hopefuls, five men and four women, are competing at the All England Club and aside from Aljaz Bedene, all face opponents with a higher ranking.
Sportsmail takes a look at the Brits and analyses their first round chances.
Liam Broady
Age: 21
Born: Stockport
Ranked: 181
Prize money: £62,962
Wimbledon record: Won 0, Lost 0
First round: Marinko Matosevic (Aus), ranked 138
British No 6, a former Wimbledon junior finalist playing his first singles main draw at SW19.
Has an outside chance of an upset.
21-year-old Liam Broady has an outside chance of an upset against Australian Marinko Matosevic
James Ward
Age: 28
Born: London
Ranked: 110
Prize money: £536,373
Wimbledon record: Won 1, Lost 5
First round: David Ferrer (Sp), ranked 7
Ward has got a tough assignment against the No 8 seed, twice a quarter-finalist.
Would be a major shock if he progressed.
James Ward has got a tough assignment against 33-year-old No 8 seed David Ferrer
Aljaz Bedene
Age: 25
Born: Ljubljana, Slovenia
Ranked: 74
Prize money: £541,961
Wimbledon record: Won 0, Lost 2
First round: Radek Stepanek (Cze), ranked 202
Britain’s newest top-100 player, granted British citizenship in March.
Has a great chance of making the second round.
Britain’s newest top-100 player Aljaz Bedene was granted British citizenship in March
Kyle Edmund
Age: 20
Born: Jo’burg, S Africa
Ranked: 101
Prize money: £200,753
Wimbledon record: Won 0, Lost 2
First round: Alexandr Dolgopolov (Ukr), ranked 75
If Edmund plays as impressively as he did at the French Open then he has a decent shot of progress — stomach injury permitting.
If Kyle Edmund plays as impressively as he did at the French Open then he has a decent shot of progress
Brydan Klein
Age: 25
Born: Perth, Australia
Ranked: 177
Prize money: £214,842
Wimbledon record: Won 0, Lost 0
First round: Andreas Seppi (Ita), ranked 27
He’s never been in the main draw of a Slam outside his native Australia and faces a tough task to progress here.
Brydan Klein plays a forehand during his Queens qualification match against Paul-Henri Mathieu of France
Heather Watson
Age: 23
Born: Guernsey
Ranked: 64
Prize money £950,505
Wimbledon record: Won 3, Lost 5
First round: Caroline Garcia (Fra), ranked 33
Watson has been handed a pretty tough draw.
It’s not an impossible job but she’ll definitely be the outsider.
Guernsey-born Heather Watson has been handed a pretty tough draw against Caroline Garcia
Johanna Konta
Age: 24
Born: Sydney
Ranked: 146
Prize money: £301,027
Wimbledon record: Won 0, Lost 3
First round: Maria Sharapova (Rus), ranked 4
A hugely challenging opener against former champion and world No 4 Sharapova.
Close to zero chance of progress.
Johanna Konta has a challenging opener against former champion and world No 4 Maria Sharapova
Naomi Broady
Age: 25
Born: Stockport
Ranked: 197
Prize money: £230,588
Wimbledon record: Won 1, Lost 3
First round: Mariana Duque-Marino (Col), ranked 99
Broady has played three singles main draws in SW19 and won once.
Arguably has the best chance of a first-round win of the British women.
25-year-old Naomi Broady has played three singles main draws in SW19 and won once
Laura Robson
Age: 21
Born: Melbourne
Ranked: Unranked
Prize money: £746,950
Wimbledon record: Won 4, Lost 5
First round: Evgeniya Rodina (Rus), ranked 101
Robson’s long, slow journey back from injury that leaves her unranked in the world is unlikely to include a long SW19 run.
Unranked Laura Robson of Great Britain in action during a recent practice session at Wimbledon
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