New South Wales Waratahs scrumhalf Teddy Wilson has earned his first senior Australia call-up, featuring alongside prop Tom Lambert as the two uncapped selections in Les Kiss’s 33-man squad for the upcoming November spring tour.
Wilson Joins Squad as Third-Choice No 9
- Squad Hierarchy: Wilson steps in as the third-choice No 9 behind Ryan Lonergan and Tate McDermott, shifting Kalani Thomas down to the Australia A fixture against the United States.
- The inclusion of fresh personnel alongside returning overseas reinforcements follows back-to-back Bledisloe Cup losses.
A Family Legacy Continued on Tour
As bbc.co.uk reported, the 23-year-old halfback is the son of Wallabies great David Wilson, a flanker who earned 79 caps, captained his country nine times, and claimed a winner’s medal at the 1999 Rugby World Cup. Teddy Wilson acknowledged the historic memorabilia waiting for him at home during media appearances.
“There are a few jerseys at home that are still there now … as well as the 1999 World Cup jersey.”
Devdiscourse noted of the young playmaker’s family collection. The former Australian under-20s captain and Sevens representative has enjoyed a standout Shute Shield campaign with Easts, driving his selection into the senior national setup.

Squad Reshuffle Following Bledisloe Defeats
Head coach Les Kiss finalized the 33-man group following a difficult run against New Zealand, which exposed depth issues during the second halves of recent fixtures. Flashscore.com reported that the touring party will also welcome back European-based forwards Taniela Tupou and Tom Hooper, both of whom missed the All Blacks series due to global player release windows.
| Squad Element | Key Personnel Included | Notable Absences / Adjustments |
|---|---|---|
| Scrumhalves | Ryan Lonergan, Tate McDermott, Teddy Wilson | Kalani Thomas (shifted to Australia A) |
| Flyhalves | Carter Gordon, Ben Donaldson, Declan Meredith | Harry McLaughlin-Phillips omitted |
| Pack Additions | Tom Lambert, Taniela Tupou, Tom Hooper | Will Skelton, Charlie Cale, Jake Gordon (injured) |
Flyhalf Carter Gordon has been included while continuing his recovery from a fractured leg. Meanwhile, Hunter Paisami rejoins the squad after completing a suspension for a high tackle.

Upcoming Nations Championship Schedule
The squad will assemble ahead of an demanding four-Test itinerary opening in London. The Wallabies face England at Twickenham on November 8 before subsequent fixtures against Scotland and Wales, culminating in the maiden Nations Championship finals weekend.
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