Peter Handscomb and Matthew Renshaw's Ashes chances have taken a massive hit as the selectors left them off the national contract list while Marcus Harris was recalled. Find out who received a contract and who missed out.
The Australian selectors announced a list of 24 men’s players to be offered national contracts for 2023-24 with several players who featured heavily over recent Test matches left out.
Renshaw was expected to be on the plane for the Ashes tour given his impressive record in England and his recent selection ahead of Marcus Harris for India. Opener Marcus Harris appears to have been given a lifeline after he was dropped from the team for Usman Khawaja. Picture: Quinn Rooney/Getty Images
Spinner Todd Murphy – who starred on the tour of India – was handed his first national contract while Mitchell Swepson was left off suggesting he is now the clear back up to Nathan Lyon Making up the rest of the contract list debutants was ODI regular Sean Abbott, after another strong season in the domestic competitions, as did fellow quick Michael Neser and wicketkeeper Josh Inglis.
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