Former Australia Under 20s captain Teddy Wilson has been named in his first Wallabies squad after earning selection for the upcoming November Nations Championship Tests in the United Kingdom.
The 23-year-old scrumhalf is the son of Wallaby No. 699 David Wilson, who earned 79 caps in the Wallaby gold and featured in two Rugby World Cups, including the 1999 side that lifted the Webb Ellis Cup in Cardiff.
Wilson is joined by fellow NSW junior Tom Lambert as the two uncapped players in the 33-man squad, which will assemble in Sydney on Wednesday.
Lambert, a loosehead prop, has been rewarded for his strong performances for the NSW Waratahs in this year’s Super Rugby Pacific competition and more recently the Super Rugby AUS tournament.
With the next four Tests falling inside World Rugby’s Regulation Nine window, overseas-based forwards Taniela Tupou and Tom Hooper have been recalled to the squad, as has Hunter Paisami, who has served his suspension for a high tackle in the win against South Africa in Perth.
Flyhalf Carter Gordon has been recalled as he continues his recovery from a fractured fibula sustained in Argentina, as has dynamic lock Miles Amatosero who has also returned from injury and will play for Australia A this weekend.
Amatosero’s inclusion allows strong flexibility across the locks and backrow.
Elsewhere the squad remains consistent with the group that has featured under Les Kiss and the coaching group so far in 2026, with potential additional players to be confirmed in due course following the Australia A match against the USA on Sunday morning (AEDT).
The Wallabies will play four Tests in November - against England at Twickenham on November 8, Scotland at Murrayfield on November 15 and Wales at Principality Stadium on November 21 before the Nations Championship Finals on the last weekend in London.
The squad will depart for the UK next Saturday.
Wallabies Head Coach Les Kiss said: “There's a real buzz among the squad as we prepare for what will be four incredibly demanding matches against high-quality opposition as part of the November Nations Championship Tests.
“As coaches, we’ve made some tough selection calls to keep building depth across the board and we know a tour like this will challenge the whole squad on many levels.
“This Tour gives us another valuable opportunity to test new combinations, strengthen our existing connections and push our game forward in all areas."
Allan Alaalatoa (#896, West Harbour Juniors, ACT Brumbies, 96)
Miles Amatosero (#99 , South Coogee Red Devils, NSW Waratahs, 2)
Angus Bell (#940, Hunters Hill Rugby Club, NSW Waratahs, 60)
Josh Canham (#987, Harlequin Junior Rugby Club, Queensland Reds, 9)
Massimo De Lutiis (#1000, Surfers Paradise Dolphins, Queensland Reds, 5)
Tom Hooper (#964, Bathurst Bulldogs, Exeter Chiefs (UK), 25)
Isaac Kailea (#975, Harlequin Junior Rugby Club, NSW Waratahs, 9)
Tom Lambert (uncapped, West Harbour Juniors, Queensland Reds, 0)
Fraser McReight (#937, Albany Creek Brumbies, Queensland Reds, 49)
Josh Nasser (#979, Easts Rugby (Brisbane), Queensland Reds, 18)
Brandon Paenga-Amosa (#918, Southern Districts, Western Force, 32)
Billy Pollard (#958, Lindfield Junior Rugby Club, ACT Brumbies, 26)
Lukhan Salakaia-Loto (#914, Randwick, Queensland Reds, 50)
Lachlan Shaw (#996, University of Queensland, ACT Brumbies, 6)
Carlo Tizzano (#982, University of Western Australia, Western Force, 18)
Taniela Tupou (#917, Brothers Rugby, Racing 92 (France), 74)
Rob Valetini (#929, Harlequin Junior Rugby Club, ACT Brumbies, 71)
Jeremy Williams (#973, Wahroonga Tigers, Western Force, 35)
Harry Wilson (c) (#933, Gunnedah Red Devils, Queensland Reds, 45)
Filipo Daugunu (#931, Wests Bulldogs, Queensland Reds, 25)
Ben Donaldson (#962, Clovelly Eagles, Western Force, 27)
Carter Gordon (#967, Sunshine Coast Grammar School, Queensland Reds, 13)
Isaac Henry (#999, Kenmore Bears, Queensland Reds, 6)
Len Ikitau (#944, Tuggeranong Vikings, ACT Brumbies, 56)
Max Jorgensen (#984, Balmain Wolves, NSW Waratahs, 30)
Ryan Lonergan (#993, Tuggeranong Vikings, ACT Brumbies, 15)
Tate McDermott (#936, Flinders Rugby Club, Queensland Reds, 57)
Declan Meredith (#997, Barron Trinity Bulls, ACT Brumbies, 5)
Hunter Paisami (#932, Harlequin Junior Rugby Club, Shizuoka Blue Revs (Japan), 39)
Harry Potter (#989, Moorabbin Rams, NSW Waratahs, 18)
Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii (#988, The Kings School, NSW Waratahs, 27)
Teddy Wilson (uncapped, Easts Rugby (Sydney), NSW Waratahs, 0)
Tom Wright (#939, Clovelly Eagles, ACT Brumbies, 53)
Charlie Cale
Josh Flook
Langi Gleeson
Jake Gordon
Matt Philip
Pete Samu
Will Skelton
Wallabies 31 defeated by Ireland 33 on Saturday July 4 at Allianz Stadium, Sydney
Wallabies 26 defeated by France 42 on Saturday July 11 at Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane
Wallabies 57 defeated Italy 10 on Saturday July 18 at HBF Park, Perth
Wallabies 35 defeated Japan 32 on Saturday August 8 at Hanazono Rugby Stadium, Higashi-Osaka
Wallabies 56 defeated Japan 17 on Saturday August 15 at Queensland Country Bank Stadium, Townsville
Wallabies 27 defeated Argentina 21 on Saturday August 29 at Estadio 23 de Agosto, San Salvador de Jujuy
Wallabies 28 drew with Argentina 28 on Saturday September 5 at Estádio Malvinas Argentinas, Mendoza
Wallabies 42 defeated South Africa 38 on Sunday September 27 at Optus Stadium, Perth
Wallabies 19 defeated by New Zealand 50 on Saturday October 10 at Eden Park, Auckland
Wallabies 21 defeated by New Zealand 43 on Saturday October 17 at Accor Stadium, Sydney
Wallabies vs England, 2:10am AEDT on Monday November 9 at Allianz Stadium Twickenham, London
Wallabies vs Scotland, 2:10am AEDT on Monday November 16 at Gas Murrayfield, Edinburgh
Wallabies vs Wales, 7:10am AEDT on Sunday November 22, Principality Stadium, Cardiff
Nations Championships Finals Weekend, Weekend starting November 27
