’s Wimbledon order of play today centered on a day-one best-shots package from Wimbledon 2026, with defending champion Jannik Sinner among the featured names. The same video also included Great Britain’s Cameron Norrie and Harriet Dart, and live coverage was available from every court on iPlayer.
The package, titled Wimbledon 2026: Best shots from day one, is a quick route into the opening day rather than a full match report. For viewers, the practical takeaway is simple: the highlights sit alongside live coverage, so the shots in the video and the action on court are being presented in the same first-day window.
Jannik Sinner and Great Britain
Sinner’s inclusion is the lead detail because he entered the tournament as defending champion. That puts his day-one appearance inside the highlight reel at the center of ’s opening-day edit, rather than leaving him as a background name in a general roundup.
He was joined by Cameron Norrie and Harriet Dart, giving the package a strong Great Britain thread. The selection turns a standard highlights clip into a short list of the players wanted front and center from the start of Wimbledon 2026.
Federer comparison in the package
The headline around the video leans on “That’s Federer-esque!”, but the available material does not spell out which shots earned that comparison. What is clear is that the phrase sits on top of a day-one best-shots package, so the comparison is tied to individual clips rather than to the full day's play.
That leaves the video doing two jobs at once: it names the featured players and it sells the style of the shots without itemizing them in the source material. Readers looking for the exact moments behind the Federer reference will have to use the package itself, since the brief only identifies the players and the day-one framing.
iPlayer access
The immediate next step for viewers is straightforward. says live coverage is available from every court on iPlayer, so anyone following Wimbledon 2026 can move from the best-shots package straight into live action.
That makes the day-one video a starting point, not an ending. It gives Sinner, Norrie and Dart the opening spotlight, then points viewers to the broader live feed if they want the full court-by-court picture from Wimbledon 2026.
