Wimbledon - Murray to face Hajek in first round.

Fourth seed Andy Murray will begin his Wimbledon campaign against experienced Czech Jan Hajek after the draw was made at the All England club.


Murray, just one of two British men in the main draw, has never faced the 26-year-old world number 80 before and is in the same half of the draw as 2008 champion and world number one Rafael Nadal.
Defending champion Roger Federer was paired with familiar foe in Colombia's Alejandro Falla.
Women's holder Serena Williams will face Portugal's Michelle Larcher di Brito.
The unfortunate Falla will be up against the 16-times Grand Slam champion for the third time in consecutive tournaments, having lost to him in the second round of the French Open and at last week's grass-court warm-up in Halle.
Federer, bidding to equal Pete Sampras's modern era record of seven Wimbledon titles, is top seed despite losing the world number one ranking to Nadal.
His first tough test could be a third round clash with Spain's Tommy Robredo.
The Swiss is in the same half as Novak Djokovic and 2002 champion Lleyton Hewitt of Australia who beat Federer in the Halle final last Sunday.
Nadal, who won the title on his last visit in 2008, returns with a first round against Japanese wildcard Kei Nishikori but potential danger lurks in round three in the form of Latvia's Ernests Gulbis.
Third seed Djokovic faces a tricky first round against Belgium's Olivier Rochus while Andy Roddick, beaten by Federer in last year's epic final, faces fellow American Rajeev Ram.
Three-times champion Serena will be wary of Portugal's Larcher di Brito, who has caused a stir at the All England Club before because of the ear-splitting noise she makes when hitting the ball.
Serena is seeded to meet older sister Venus Williams again in the final although she has a tough looking draw with a prospective second round against either Anna Chakvetadze or powerful German Andrea Petkovic.
Fourth seed Jelena Jankovic faces a nervy start against British teenager Laura Robson while third seed Caroline Wozniacki plays Tathiana Garbin.
US Open champion Kim Clijsters, back at Wimbledon for the first time since 2006 after coming out of retirement last year, has been drawn against Maria Elena Camerin.
Fellow Belgian Justine Henin, also back after a retirement U-turn, faces Anastasia Sevastova of Latvia.