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Explore information on Australia Test squad for five match Ashes series played in England from 8 July to 24 August 2015. Peter Nevill as the backup wicketkeeper to Brad Haddin, while there was no room for Glenn Maxwell, James Faulkner or Joe Burns.

Australia Test squad

Squads:

Player Name DOB Role Batting Bowling Image
Peter Nevill
Wicket Keeper		 13-Oct-1985 Wicket Keeper Right Peter Nevill
Brad Haddin
Wicket Keeper		 23-Oct-1977 Wicket Keeper Batsman Right Brad Haddin
Steven Smith
Vice Captain		 02-Jun-1989 All Rounder Right Legbreak Steven Smith
Michael Clarke
Captain		 02-Apr-1981 Batsman Right Slow left-arm orthodox Michael Clarke
Chris Rogers 31-Aug-1977 Batsman Left Legbreak googly
Nathan Lyon 20-Nov-1987 Bowler Right Right-arm offbreak Nathan Lyon
Pat Cummins 08-May-1993 Bowler Right Right-arm fast Pat Cummins
Josh Hazlewood 08-Jan-1991 Bowler Left Right-arm fast-medium Josh Hazlewood
Fawad Ahmed 05-Feb-1982 Bowler Right Legbreak
Mitchell Starc 30-Jan-1990 Bowler Left Right-arm fast-medium Mitchell Starc
Mitchell Johnson 02-Nov-1981 Bowler Left Left-arm fast Mitchell Johnson
Peter Siddle 25-Nov-1984 Bowler Right Right-arm fast-medium Peter Siddle
David Warner 27-Oct-1986 Batsman Left Legbreak David Warner
Shane Watson 17-Jun-1981 All Rounder Right Right-arm fast-medium Shane Watson
Shaun Marsh 09-Jul-1983 Batsman Left Slow left-arm orthodox Shaun Marsh
Mitchell Marsh 20-Oct-1991 All Rounder Right Right-arm medium Mitchell Marsh
Adam Voges 04-Oct-1979 Batsman Right Slow left-arm orthodox Adam Voges
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Australia tour of England and Ireland 2015 News
Aaron Finch Rises to No. 10 in ODI Rankings [+]
Finch who played his first matches for Australia since sustaining an injury during the IPL and he displace Joe Root, who was rested for the ODI series, at the No 10 spot.
Finch, Marsh Star as Australia Clinch ODI Series [+]
Australia beat England by eight wickets in their fifth and final one-day international at Old Trafford, Manchester on Sunday to win the series 3-2.
Morgan out of Final ODI After Head Injury [+]
England captain Eoin Morgan retired hurt with concussion after he was hit on the head by a Mitchell Starc bouncer in the final one-day international against Australia at Old Trafford.
Morgan, Willey Star as England Beat Australia [+]
Eoin Morgan inspired England to their best one-day international run chase against Australia as they levelled the five-match series to set up a decider at Old Trafford on Sunday.
Taylor Ton Deliver Big England Victory [+]
James Taylor's maiden one-day international century helped England keep the series alive as they beat Australia by 93 runs at Old Trafford, Manchester on Tuesday.
Australia Call in Handscomb for England ODIs [+]
Batsman-wicketkeeper Peter Handscomb and one-test all-rounder John Hastings have been called into Australia's injury-hit squad for the remainder of the one-day international series against England.
Bairstow Replaces Buttler for Australia One-dayers [+]
Jonathan Bairstow will replace Jos Buttler in England's squad for the final three matches of their one-day international against Australia.
Stokes Obstructing Out as Australia Win [+]
Australia will head to Old Trafford with a 2-0 lead in this series after their 64-run win over England at Lord's.
Wade Fifty Leads Australia to Victory [+]
Matthew Wade's unbeaten 71 laid the platform for World Cup-holders Australia's 59-run win over England in the first day/night one-day international in Southampton on Thursday.
Kohli Become No.1 World T20 Batsman [+]
Virat Kohli has eclipsed Aaron Finch as the number-one ranked batsman in the latest ICC T20 player rankings, which were released on Tuesday.
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