Nine of the WACA’s 13 players selected for the Brisbane event are local products.
WA will look to improve on last year’s effort when it came fourth after being knocked out at the quarter-final stage by New South Wales.
The side is captained by Wanneroo’s Tristan Hobley, who will be joined by Roos teammates Deon Billington, Bailey Richards, Connor Thorn and Emile Van Der Merwe as well as Joondalup players Harrison Blake, Connor Chadwick, Jake Riccardi and Andrew South.
The biggest threat at the tournament is ACT/NSW Country batsman Jason Sangha who, at age 16, became the youngest player contracted by New South Wales when the Blues offered him a rookie deal in April.
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WA’s first match is against Vic Country on Monday.