There are nine Australians in action on day two of the singles action at Wimbledon, headlined by the All-Australian duel between Alex de Minaur and James Duckworth.
Aside from the three Aussies in action on court 12, there is plenty of other matches for Aussie tennis fans to follow on the outside courts.Court nine is where you’ll find Alexei Popyrin. He’s in the first match of the day on that court, meaning an 8pm start against Brazil’s Thiago Monteiro. A little later in the day, Rinky Hijikata will be the other Australian on that court. He’s up against Italian Flavio Cobolli.Court 11 will feature Australians in the second and third matches of the day.
Adam Walton takes on Argentina’s Federico Coria in the first encounter before Olivia Gadecki duels with the USA’s Robin Montgomery.Court 17 is where Australian Thanasi Kokkinakis has been drawn to play the 17th seed, Canada’s Felix Auger-Aliassime. It will be the fourth match of the day on that court, and officials have said it will not start before 4.30pm, London timeCourt 18 will witness Australian, Chris O’Connell taking on an American, and 13th seed Taylor Fritz.
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