In terms of Wimbledon appearances, Shuker is the most experienced of the Wheelchair Brits and is set to contest The Championships for the 12th time since 2009.
Shuker will bid to reach her sixth Wimbledon doubles final, while also featuring in a strong singles line up which was first introduced to The Championships in 2016.
She once again pairs up with South Africa’s Kgothatso Montjane, whom she partnered to last year’s title decider. Shuker said: “I’m excited and proud to have qualified directly into the Wimbledon draw this year. This will be my 12th Wimbledon and it has been an incredible journey.
"I never take for granted being able to compete at The Championships and know it’s a dream for any tennis player across the world. These moments won’t last forever and it’s about enjoying each moment on the court and leaving it all out there.”