33-year-old Neville makes Australian debut

33-year-old Australian second row Caderyn Neville will make his debut against England this Saturday, as the Wallabies named their team for the first test.

Named four times in Wallaby training squads since 2012, the veteran lock - who has played for the Rebels, Reds and Brumbies in Super Rugby - becomes the third oldest post-war debutant for Australia.

The former rugby league player also used to row for his country at the Youth Olympics, something alluded to by coach Dave Rennie when asked about the selection.

Neville becomes the oldest Australian debutant this century (Image: Naparaz...

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