What is Australia national international rules football team?
{{hatnote|This article is about the men's team. For the women's team, see [[Australia women's national international rules football team]].}} {{Infobox national rugby team | Name = Australia | image = | Gaelic name = | Union = [[Australian Football League]] | Home Stadium = | Captain = [[Shaun Burgoyne]] (2017) | Emblem = {{color box|Navy|border=silver}} {{color box|SeaGreen|border=silver}} {{color box|Gold|border=silver}} | Most caps = | Top scorer = | most tries = | Coach = [[Chris Scott (Australian rules footballer)|Chris Scott]] (2017) | from = 2009 | jumper = | First game = | Largest win = {{flagicon|Australia}} Australia 69 – 31 Ireland {{flagicon|IRE}} <br />(2006, 2nd Test) | Largest loss = {{flagicon|IRE}} Ireland 116 – 37 Australia {{flagicon|Australia}} <br />(2013, 2nd Test) | pattern_la1 = _goldborder | pattern_b1 = _goldcollar | pattern_ra1 = _goldborder | pattern_sh1 = _goldsides | pattern_so1 = _goldtop | leftarm1 = 000030 | body1 = 000030 | rightarm1 = 000030 | shorts1 = 000030 | socks1 = 000030 | pattern_la2 = | pattern_b2 = | pattern_ra2 = | pattern_sh2 = | pattern_so2 = | leftarm2 = | body2 = | rightarm2 = | shorts2 = | socks2 = }} The '''Australia national international rules football team''' represents [[Australia]] in the [[International Rules Series]]. The players are [[Australian rules football]]ers who have been selected by the [[Australian Football League]] (AFL) to represent [[Australia]]. Australia has won the series 10 times, equal to [[Ireland national international rules football team|Ireland]]. ==References== {{Reflist}} {{National sports teams of Australia}} {{International Rules Series}} [[Category:National international rules football teams]] [[Category:National sports teams of Australia|International rules football]]