(1978-1982), Classic Sportswear (1983-1991, 1993–1997), Umbro (1992) and Nike (1997 - SL). The 1994 Kangaroo tour saw the introduction of a special 'tour games only' jersey, leaving the traditional kit for test matches. The jersey was essentially the same though gold hoops of increasing thickness were added to the jumper below the traditional gold chevrons. The 1994 tour was the only time this jersey was used. This had followed on from the idea of using a different jersey for non-test games on a tour that was started in 1992 when Australia was in England for the World Cup Final. The Kangaroos played three warm up games against Huddersfield, Sheffield and Cumbria wearing a predominantly white jersey with large green and gold diamonds in the shape of kit supplier Umbro. Kit suppliers and sponsors Current squad The Australian National Team Squad selected for the 2021 Rugby League World Cup. Caps Updated To: 20 November 2022 Nines squad The Australia nines squad for the 2019 Rugby League World Cup 9s. Records Bold- denotes that the player is still active. Most capped players Top try scorers Top points scorers Team Records Biggest win: 110-4 v. (at The Boulevard, 4 November 2000) Biggest loss: 49-25 v. and 24-0 v (at Brisbane Cricket Ground, 28 July 1952 & Elland Road, 26 November 2005) Highest all-time attendance: 74,468 v. (at Old Trafford, 30 November 2013) Individual Most tries in a match: 6: Valentine Holmes v. (24 November 2017) Most points in a match: 46: Ryan Girdler v. (at The Boulevard, 4 November 2000) Youngest player: 18 years 129 days: Sione Mata'utia v. (2 November 2014) Team of the Century (1908–2008) As Australian rugby league celebrated its first centenary in 2008, an Australian team of the century was named which comprises one player for each of the thirteen positions plus four interchange players: Winger Brian Bevan is the only player in the team who never represented Australia in a test match, while coach Jack Gibson never coached the Australian test team. Captains Arthur Hennessy (1908) Denis Lutge (1908) Alex Burdon (1909) Dally Messenger (1908–1910) Larry O'Malley (1909) Robert Graves (1909) Bill Heidke (1910) Chris McKivat (1910–1912) Sid Deane(1914) Arthur Halloway (1919) Albert "Rick" Johnston (1919–1920) Herb Gilbert (1920) Charles "Chook" Fraser (1921–1922) Jim Craig (1924) Tom Gorman (1928–1930) Herb Steinohrt (1932) Frank McMillan (1933) Peter "Mick" Madsen (1933) Dave Brown (1935–1936) Wally Prigg (1937–1938) Joe Jorgenson (1946)