England v Australia: Who does Shaun Wane pick for his Ashes squad?

Despite losing Matty Ashton to a season-ending injury, the three-quarter line offers plenty of options.

On the outside, Hull pacer Lewis Martin – a former Hull City youth player – was Super League’s top scorer, but is that too soon for him?

Dom Young, who moved to Newcastle from the Sydney Roosters mid-season, has become an athletic and powerful force across England.

Joe Burgess has made three England appearances but has been overlooked in recent times despite scoring regularly for Salford and now Hull KR. His teammate Tom Davies is also a name that does a great job in the backfield as well as in the backfield, but he only has one jersey.

After several productive seasons with Wigan, Liam Marshall scored on his England debut against Samoa last November and will certainly be taken into consideration.

Herbie Farnworth, arguably one of the best players in the world, has staked out one of the center spots, but who will be next to him?

While Jake Wardle had another impressive season in Wigan, Harry Newman, whom Wane trusted in the last series, became a regular in Leeds again.

Roosters’ Billy Smith and Gold Coast utility AJ Brimson, two Australian-born players, could be considered but will have to impose their desires and ambitions on Wane if they want to get the nod.

So who should make Wane’s Ashes squad? Share your thoughts below.