Dan Evans Next Match 2026 | Schedule, Form & How to Watch

Latest: Dan Evans is playing out his final grass-court season, having announced he will retire after Wimbledon 2026. The former British No. 1 is making the most of the home swing one last time. Next: grass-court swing, building toward a final Wimbledon (29 June).

Dan Evans is a British tennis veteran whose craft, intelligence and exceptional slice backhand took him to a career-high ranking of No. 21. The 35-year-old from Birmingham is working to rebuild his ranking towards the top 100, with the British grass swing his primary battleground. Here is everything you need to know about Dan Evans’s next match, upcoming schedule and current form.

Dan Evans Next Match

With the clay season behind him, Evans’ focus turns to the grass-court swing, where his slice-based game is at its most dangerous. He will target the British grass events — Nottingham and Queen’s — as the platform to rebuild ranking points ahead of Wimbledon.

Detail	Info
Next surface	Clay (spring European circuit)
Spring targets	Challenger-level clay events, April–May 2026
Key grass target	Nottingham ATP 250 + Wimbledon, June–July 2026
Current ranking	Outside the top 100

Specific fixtures will be confirmed as Evans submits entries across the grass circuit. Check back here for his confirmed schedule once entries are published.

Dan Evans Grass Season Schedule

Tournament	Dates	Surface	Category
Nottingham	Early Jun	Grass	ATP 250
Queen’s Club (if eligible)	Mid Jun	Grass	ATP 500
Eastbourne	Late Jun	Grass	ATP 250 / 500
Wimbledon	Late Jun–Mid Jul	Grass	Grand Slam

Dan Evans Current Form & Recent Results

Evans has had a challenging start to 2026 as he works to rebuild his ranking. Matches have been limited and results inconsistent, but his quality is beyond question when he is fit and settled. His slice backhand and tactical nous remain a threat to anyone in the draw on the right surface.

Tournament	Surface	Result
Australian Open 2026	Hard	R1 (qualifying entry)
Marseille 2026	Hard (indoor)	R2
Dubai 2026	Hard	R1

Dan Evans ATP Ranking

Evans currently sits outside the ATP top 100, having dropped down the rankings during a difficult spell. His career high was No. 21, reached in March 2022, when he was one of the most effective players on the ATP Tour. A return to the top 100 is a realistic target if he can string together solid results on the British grass circuit. For his current ranking, see our live ATP rankings page.

At his current ranking, Evans will need to qualify or use direct entry at lower-tier events. A strong grass swing could significantly accelerate his ranking recovery. For the latest rankings, see our live ATP rankings page.

How to Watch Dan Evans Live

The easiest way to watch Dan Evans’s matches live is through the Bet365 live streaming service. Bet365 offers live coverage of ATP Tour and major Challenger events to account holders with a funded account or who have placed a bet in the last 24 hours.

To watch Dan Evans live on Bet365:

1. Go to Bet365.com via this link
2. Register an account and make a first deposit to receive up to £30 in Bet Credits*
3. Once registered, go to the sports homepage and select Tennis from the left-hand menu
4. Select the play icon next to any Evans match in progress and the stream window will appear

Wimbledon is broadcast live on BBC in the UK. Grass events and ATP Tour matches are on Sky Sports Tennis.

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Dan Evans Betting Tips

Evans is one of the best value bets in British tennis when he is at his best, particularly in match betting against higher-ranked opponents on grass or fast hard courts. His ability to construct unusual patterns and control the tempo of rallies with his slice makes him dangerous against any opponent who struggles to handle low balls and changes of pace.

For outright betting, target Evans at the British grass 250-level events where his experience and surface expertise give him a genuine winning chance. At Wimbledon, he is always worth a small each-way position at significant odds given his grass court record. Follow our tennis betting tips for the latest Evans predictions.

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For a full career profile, stats and head-to-head records, see the Dan Evans player profile.

FAQs

When does Dan Evans play next?

With the clay season over, Evans turns to the British grass swing. His key targets are Nottingham, Queen’s and Wimbledon in June–July. Specific fixtures will be confirmed as entries are submitted.

What is Dan Evans’ ATP ranking?

Evans currently sits outside the ATP top 100. His career high was No. 21, reached in March 2022.

What makes Dan Evans’ game unique?

Evans is renowned for his exceptional slice backhand, which he uses to neutralise opponents’ power and change the pace of rallies. His tactical intelligence, court coverage and ability to construct points with unusual patterns make him one of the most distinctive players on tour.

What is Dan Evans’ best surface?

Hard courts and grass are Evans’ strongest surfaces, where his slice backhand and flat ball-striking are most effective. He is capable of competing at a high level on any surface when fully fit.