Ahead of the Qantas Tour of Bangladesh, we take a look at how the batsmen in Australia's 14-man squad stack up in Tests overseas and, most importantly, on turning tracks in Asia.
The batsmen at home away from home
Steve Smith
In Australia
Inns: 43 | Runs: 2403 | HS: 192 | Ave: 68.65 | 100s: 10 | 50s: 8
Overseas
Inns: 57 | Runs: 2848 | HS: 215 | Ave: 55.84 | 100s: 10 | 50s: 12
In Asia
Inns: 22 | Runs: 1081 | HS: 178* | Ave 51.47 | 100s: 4 | 50s: 4
The Test skipper has an incredible record away from the comforts of home and has posted three-figure scores in England, South Africa, the West Indies, New Zealand, Sri Lanka and India (as well as a score of 97 in the UAE). He's also scored a ton in four of his past five Tests in Asia and will be key to Australia's success in Bangladesh.
David Warner
In Australia
Inns: 59 | Runs: 3257 | HS: 253 | Ave: 59.21 | 100s: 14 | 50s: 9
Overseas
Inns: 60 | Runs: 2197 | HS: 145 | Ave: 36.61 | 100s: 4 | 50s: 15
In Asia
Inns: 26 | Runs: 790 | HS: 133 | Ave 30.38 | 100s: 1 | 50s: 5
A dominant force in Australia, Warner has been unable to replicate his strong home record into consistent success overseas. The left-hander hit four centuries and two fifties in six innings during an extraordinary streak abroad three years ago (in South Africa and the UAE), but hasn't registered a three-figure score overseas in 33 innings since.