For Wimbledon 2022, 17 British singles players will compete on the lush South-West London lawns.

After learning that they wouldn’t face the top-seeded opponents in the first round of the tournament the following week, the home players entered on Friday with a sigh of relief.

A former Wimbledon champion and a US Open champion are among the competitors in the June–July grass pitch competition.

The only grand slam played on grass is Wimbledon, with Flushing Meadows, Roland Garros, and Melbourne the exceptions. There will be another unknown British player taking the field with their own goals and objectives for every superstar like Andy Murray or Emma Raducanu.

The Wimbledon tournament, which Murray has won twice (in 2013 and 2016), as well as his first Olympic gold in 2012 against Roger Federer, will see him back in play in 2022 after recent injury worries.

After winning the US Open last year, Raducanu will be competing in her first grand slam on home soil, however her consistency is inconsistent.

The Women’s, Men’s, and Wheelchair competitions at Wimbledon 2022 will feature a total of 44 British competitors, including Murray and Raducanu. Even though a player is competing in a doubles tournament, they are only tallied once.

The only two grand slam champions are Murray and Raducanu, however others on the list include Jamie Murray, Cam Norrie, and Heather Watson.

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British male players in SW19 for Wimbledon 2022

• Aidan McHugh
• Alastair Gray
• Andy Murray
• Arthur Frey
• Billy Harris
• Cam Norrie
• Charles Broom
• Dan Evans
• Felix Gill
• Henry Patten
• Jack Draper
• Jamie Murray
• Jay Clarke
• Joe Salisbury
• Jonny O’Mara
• Julian Cash
• Ken Skupski
• Liam Broady
• Lloyd Glasspool
• Luca Pow
• Neal Skupski
• Paul Jubb
• Ryan Peniston

British Female Players Taking Part In Wimbledon 2022

• Alicia Barnett
• Eden Silva
• Ella McDonald
• Emma Raducanu
• Harriet Dart
• Heather Watson
• Jodie Burrage
• Katie Swan
• Maia Lumsden
• Mimi Xu
• Olivia Nicholls
• Ranah Stoiber
• Samantha Murray Sharan
• Sarah Beth Grey (below)
• Sonay Kartal
• Talia Neilson Gatenby
• Yuriko Miyazaki

Gordon Reid and Alfie Hewitt are in charge of the four-charge wheelchair team. They have won the event together in 2016, 2017, 2018, and 2021.

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Reid also beat Hewitt to win the gold medal for singles at the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio.

The last two British players who will be at Wimbledon in 2022 are Lucy Shuker and Andy Lapthorne.