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Explore information on Australia Test squad for two-match series against Bangladesh starts from August 27, in Dhaka. Mitchell Starc will miss tour of Bangladesh in August due to injury, while left-arm spinner Steve O'Keefe has been axed.

Australia squad

Squads:

Player Name DOB Role Batting Bowling Image
Matthew Wade
Wicket Keeper		 26-Dec-1987 Wicket Keeper Left Matthew Wade
David Warner
Vice Captain		 27-Oct-1986 Batsman Left Legbreak David Warner
Steven Smith
Captain		 02-Jun-1989 All Rounder Right Legbreak Steven Smith
Mitchell Swepson 04-Oct-1993 Bowler Right Legbreak Mitchell Swepson
Ashton Agar 14-Oct-1993 Bowler Left Slow left-arm orthodox Ashton Agar
Hilton Cartwright 14-Feb-1992 All Rounder Right Right-arm medium Hilton Cartwright
Pat Cummins 08-May-1993 Bowler Right Right-arm fast Pat Cummins
Peter Handscomb 26-Apr-1991 Wicket Keeper Batsman Right Peter Handscomb
Josh Hazlewood 08-Jan-1991 Bowler Left Right-arm fast-medium Josh Hazlewood
Usman Khawaja 18-Dec-1986 Batsman Left Right-arm medium Usman Khawaja
Nathan Lyon 20-Nov-1987 Bowler Right Right-arm offbreak Nathan Lyon
Glenn Maxwell 14-Oct-1988 All Rounder Right Right-arm offbreak Glenn Maxwell
James Pattinson 03-May-1990 Bowler Left Right-arm fast-medium James Pattinson
Matt Renshaw 26-Mar-1996 Batsman Left Right-arm offbreak Matt Renshaw
Steve O'Keefe 09-Dec-1984 All Rounder Right Slow left-arm orthodox Steve O'Keefe
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Australia tour of Bangladesh 2017 News
Lyon moves up to career-best ranking [+]
Mushfiqur, Sabbir, Mehedi and Mustafizur also move up.
Australia slips in Test rankings after 1-1 series draw [+]
Australia is now on 97 points, the same as New Zealand, but is behind on decimal points.
Lyon helps Australia to series-levelling win [+]
Lyon, Warner power series-saving Australia victory; Lyon takes best figures by an Australian in Asia
Warner hundred gives Australia 72-run lead [+]
The visitors were 377 for nine, leading Bangladesh by 72 runs after David Warner smash back-to-back hundred.
Warner, Handscomb drive Australia ahead [+]
The duo compiled an unbeaten 127-run stand for the third wicket to keep the hosts at bay. Aus were 225-2 at stumps on day 2.
Mushfiqur, Sabbir leads Bangladesh fightback after Lyon five-fer [+]
Spinner takes five and Mushfiqur, Sabbir scores fighting fifties on hard-fought day one. Bangladesh were 253/6 at stumps.
Australia aim to salvage pride against Bangladesh [+]
Bangladesh eye historical series sweep against Australia the teams meet in the second and final Test, starting in Chittagong on Monday.
Brathwaite, Hope reach career-best rankings [+]
David Warner has returned to the top 10; career-best rankings for Tamim, Shakib; Stokes, Woakes and Cummins also move up.
Shakib steers Bangladesh to historical win [+]
David Warner century is vain, Bangladesh seal historic first Test win against Australia; Shakib Al Hasan picks ten wickets.
Warner sets up Australia 265 Chase [+]
Vice-captain unbeaten on 72, Smith beside him on 25, and tourists needing a further 156 to win first Test against Bangladesh.
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