Wimbledon 2013: Laura Robson to take centre stage after her match is postponed Robson's match could take place under the roof in any event if the weather forecast for Friday proves correct. The 19-year-old, Britain's last remaining hope in the women's draw, has played only one Wimbledon singles match on Centre Court - back in 2010. But she got plenty of experience of it partnering Murray to a mixed doubles silver medal at last summer's Olympic Games. She may also be secretly pleased at avoiding playing on Court Two - both Maria Sharapova and Caroline Wozniacki were injured after slipping on the grass there on Wednesday. Robson's progress this year has brought rich praise from defending champion Serena Williams, who said: "She's a great person first of all, and I think that starts a really good career. She has an unbelievable game. She's so powerful. She's so positive. She's just so good. I think those are all qualities of what it takes to be a top player. I think she can go further than the top 10. Rain arrived on Thursday just before 4pm and, although it was relatively light the court covers soon made an appearance, eventually followed by the Centre Court roof. Several matches failed to start, including David Ferrer's clash with Roberto Bautista Agut, which will remain on Court No 1 as the first match on Friday. Grigor Dimitrov and Grega Zemlja might have played to a finish in a five-setter on Court Three, with the latter leading 9-8 in the decider. But having seen girlfriend Sharapova slip three times on Wednesday, 29th seed Dimitrov was in no mood to continue in the drizzle. Tommy Haas, the 13th seed, will open on Court 18 on Friday after originally being scheduled as Thursday's final match on Court Three.