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A technically correct right-hander, Teague Wyllie showed his talent with a strong Under-19 World Cup in 2022, which included a century against Scotland.

Wyllie, who says he has modelled his game on Rahul Dravid and Kane Williamson, went viral in 2018 as footage of him facing a bowling machine  at 100mph as a 14-year-old did the rounds on YouTube. 

Two months later, Wyllie was handed a Sheffield Shield debut and then, in his second match, became a Shield winner as Western Australia broke their title-drought.

Wyllie's first game of the season that followed really set tongues wagging, his 104 against New South Wales at 18 years and 163 days made him the youngest centurion in the Shield since Ricky Ponting.

He was offered a three-year contract with WA in December 2025, but delayed signing. "I said, 'I really appreciate the offer and the faith in offering a multi-year deal, but I've played four games of cricket in the past two years, and I don't know who the coach is next year, so I just want to keep my options open'," he would later admit. By the time he was ready to commit, WA, under new coach Beau Casson and with fast bowlers Jhye Richardson and Lance Morris back on the state's books, was told there was no longer a spot for him.

He made the move to Tasmania for the 2026-27 summer on a one-year deal in an attempt to reinvigorate his career.