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Scott Boland will use the Prime Minister's XI fixture as a chance to rattle a touring Indian side and force his way into Australia's Test squad while an ACT Comet could go toe-to-toe with the best in the world. Black Friday Sale Subscribe Now! Login or signup to continue reading All articles from our website & app The digital version of Today's Paper Breaking news alerts direct to your inbox Interactive Crosswords, Sudoku and Trivia All articles from the other regional websites in your area Continue Test-capped duo Boland and Matt Renshaw are the high-profile inclusions in a PM's XI squad - captained by Jack Edwards - set to take on India at Manuka Oval in a two-day, pink ball game at Manuka Oval from November 30. Comets fast-bowling all-rounder Hanno Jacobs - who starred for ANU in Cricket ACT's first grade competition before shifting to Western Suburbs in Sydney - has been named in the 14-man squad to take on an Indian outfit headlined by Virat Kohli. Sam Konstas headlines a group of rising stars in the PM's XI squad, giving the 19-year-old another chance to push for a Test call-up after commanding attention with twin tons for NSW at Sheffield Shield level earlier this season. Konstas joins former Australian under 19 teammates Charlie Anderson, Mahli Beardman and Aidan O'Connor for the first time since a victorious World Cup campaign in February. PM's XI coach Tim Paine will challenge India to field "the best players in the world" when they arrive in Canberra for a crucial pink ball tune-up. The two-day, day-night fixture is wedged between the opening two Tests of the summer, with the Border-Gavaskar Trophy to begin in Perth on Friday before the action heads to Adelaide for a pink-ball test on December 6. Scott Boland headlines the Prime Minister's XI squad. Picture by Rod Thompson India's last taste of the pink ball at Adelaide Oval saw them rolled for a record low 36 with Australia recording a dominant eight-wicket victory - enough to suggest a warm-up in Canberra could prove crucial. "The squad contains a mix of experience combined with some promising emerging players in Australian cricket," chairman of selectors George Bailey said. "The Prime Minister's XI match presents an opportunity for a highly talented squad to impress against a strong Indian team in their only pink-ball hit out prior to the second Test. "We are utilising the opportunity to maintain Scott Boland's match fitness in his preparations as part of the Test squad. "We thank the Prime Minister for his input into the squad which sees some of the country's most exciting young cricketers mixed with some highly experienced players." READ MORE SPORT : Virat Kohli in 'ominous' display ahead of first Test Cummins wants Australia to become a generational team India's mysterious preparation for Test continues This season marks the second time the PM's XI fixture has been used as a pink-ball warm-up game for the touring team, after New Zealand played the PM's XI in a one-day, day-night game at Manuka Oval in 2015. "Taking on India, one of the best sides in world cricket featuring the likes of Virat Kohli, Jasprit Bumrah and Rishabh Pant, will be an amazing experience for the squad, particularly knowing that millions of fans around the globe will be watching the match," Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said. "I want to thank Jack Edwards for taking on the role of captain and look forward to watching him lead a side which will compete strongly while remaining true to the traditions and values of the Prime Minister's XI." 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