Australian cricket players born overseas

The Test debut of Queensland's Matt Renshaw in Adelaide not only signalled a new era of the Australian side, the left-hander also joined a group of just 24 foreign-born men to have worn the Baggy Green.

Born in Yorkshire and having grown up in New Zealand, Renshaw is now a proud Australian and last week became the 449th man to play Test cricket for Australia.

Quick Single: England's greatest foreign-born XI

And with South African-born Keaton Jennings set to become England's 66th foreign-born Test player next week, we've compiled Australia's greatest overseas-born XI.

1) Charles Bannerman (born in Kent, England)

Australia's Test player No.1, Bannerman created history when he struck the very first runs in Test cricket from the second ball of the maiden Test in 1877 against England, the country of his birth.

Having moved to Australia as a child, Bannerman was a talented opening batsman who set a record in that maiden Test match that remarkably stands to this day. His score of