Jonathan Marray's diary

There are no bad players in the first round of Wimbledon but the draw does seem to have been tough on the British wildcards.

Alex Bogdanovic faces defending champion Roger Federer, Lee Childs meets 12th seed Sjeng Schalken and I play Karol Beck, the man who knocked Tim Henman out of Queen's.

Beck is a good player on grass, as he showed by reaching the quarter-finals of the Stella Artois Championships, but I am looking forward to tomorrow's game.

Although I have not spoken to Tim directly, he has been in touch with my coach, James Trotman, and identified some weaknesses.

The advice is really helpful, but it will not change my gameplan, which is to get to the net at every opportunity.

Even though this is my first time in the singles at Wimbledon, I'm not nervous. I have played doubles here before and have already appeared on a big stage - when I played Lleyton Hewitt at Queen's.