Wallabies 32-man squad for 2016 Spring Tour

Wallabies Coach Michael Cheika has named a 32-man squad for the Spring Tour for Tests against Wales, Scotland, France, Ireland and England.

Marika Koroibete, who has joined the Melbourne Rebels on a two-year deal, has been named alongside fellow uncapped players Kyle Godwin and Tolu Latu, who were both standouts in the Buildcorp National Rugby Championship for NSW Country Eagles.

Koroibete could become the first player since Tatafu Polota-Nau in 2005 to play for the Qantas Wallabies before making his Super Rugby debut.

Nine of the 11 debutants from 2016 have made the squad, although powerful centre Samu Kerevi has been forced out of the tour after undergoing surgery for a syndesmosis injury suffered during the Wallabies' 37-10 defeat to New Zealand in Auckland last Saturday.

It's set to be an historic Tour with the Qantas Wallabies to play their 600th Test when they face Wales at Millennium Stadium in Cardiff.

The Wallabies will also attempt to win their second Grand Slam against the four home unions, with their first and only Grand Slam victory having been secured in 1984. 

Qantas Wallabies 32-man squad for 2016 Spring Tour

Allan Alaalatoa (5 Tests)

Rory Arnold (6 Tests)

Adam Coleman (7 Tests)

Quade Cooper (64 Tests)

Kane Douglas (28 Tests)

Scott Fardy (37 Tests)

Israel Folau (48 Tests)

Bernard Foley (37 Tests)

Nick Frisby (3 Tests)

Will Genia (72 Tests)

Kyle Godwin*

James Hanson (12 Tests)

Dane Haylett-Petty (10 Tests)

Reece Hodge (6 Tests)

Michael Hooper (61 Tests)

Sekope Kepu (73 Tests)

Marika Koroibete*

Tevita Kuridrani (40 Tests)

Tolu Latu*

Sean McMahon (12 Tests)

Stephen Moore (c) (112 Tests)

Dean Mumm (53 Tests)

Sefanaia Naivalu (2 Tests)

Nick Phipps (48 Tests)

David Pocock (61 Tests)

Tom Robertson (4 Tests)

Rob Simmons (66 Tests)

Scott Sio (25 Tests)

Will Skelton (16 Tests)

Henry Speight (6 Tests)

James Slipper (82 Tests)

Lopeti Timani (3 Tests)

*denotes uncapped player

2016 Spring Tour

Wales vs Qantas Wallabies at Millennium Stadium, 6th November 
Scotland vs Qantas Wallabies at Murrayfield, 13th November
France vs Qantas Wallabies at Stade de France, 20th November
Ireland vs Qantas Wallabies at Aviva Stadium, 27th November
England vs Qantas Wallabies at Twickenham, 4th December