Cricket Australia names Sheffield Shield squads for round four
Victoria return to the MCG seeking their first win, while Test and one-day players reshape squads for NSW, Queensland, Tasmania and Western Australia.
Squads for round four of the Sheffield Shield were named on Tuesday, with Test and one-day players shaping several teams, Cricket Australia said.
Victoria return to the MCG seeking their first win of the season, having sat at the bottom of the ladder with zero wins and 4.98 points.
Ollie Peake will miss the match after joining Australia's one-day squad for the series against England, which starts in Perth on Friday.
Western Australia arrive in Melbourne after a large win over defending champion South Australia, with Cameron Bancroft scoring a century in that match.
WA coach Beau Casson said Bancroft should "let his bat do the talking" as the focus on Australia's red-ball batters grows.
Changes across the other squads
New South Wales, coached by Brad Haddin, are still seeking their first win and host South Australia this week.
Nathan Lyon is in the squad, though he is expecting the birth of another child, so his full availability remains unclear.
Seamer Bryce Jackson has dropped out, and Josh Philippe has been left out for a second straight round.
Queensland will be led by Marnus Labuschagne, who was dropped from Australia's Test squad, and Michael Neser returns to the side.
Jem Ryan will miss the match with a side strain.
Liam Scott and Alex Carey are also unavailable, as both are with the one-day squad in Perth.
Tasmania have made several changes, bringing in Beau Webster, Matt Kuhnemann, Ben McDermott, Nikhil Chaudhary and Marcus Bean.
Mitch Owen has been ruled out with shin soreness, while Brad Hope, Nivethan Radhakrishnan and Raf MacMillan have been omitted.
Western Australia's Test players
WA's Test players are not available for this round, but Cameron Green, Josh Inglis and Cooper Connolly, who all played in Cape Town, will be available for the next match.