The following players have been chosen for the Prime Minister's X1 to play the West Indies at Manuka Oval on 12 November 1992:
| Allan Border ( Captain) | Queensland |
| Michael Bevan | New South Wales |
| Adam Gilchrist | New South Wales |
| Dean Jones | Victoria |
| Justin Lager | Western Australia |
| Tim May | South Australia |
| Peter McPhee | Tasmania |
| Simon O'Donnell | Victoria |
| Paul Reiffel | Victoria |
| Mark Taylor | New South Wales |
| Michael Vektta | Western Australia |
| Matthew Bugden (12th man) | ACT |
| Umpires: Ian Thomas ( NSW) and Brian Lawrence ( ACT) | |
The Prime Minister's XI match has become an important event on the cricket calendar and I have great pleasure in continuing the tradition.
Thc annual match is a great opportunity for young players to gain valuable international experience and for more established players to display their renowned and spectacular talents. The match will also allow team members to 'get their eye in' for the season against the West Indies and Pakistan and stake their claims for national selection.
So, once again, the PM's XJ side contains a blend of some of Australia's most promising young cricketers Michael Bevan, Adam Gilchrist, Justin Langer, Paul Reiffel and Peter McPhee and some of the most accomplished and exciting players in Australian and World cricket.
Graduates of the AIS Commonwealth Bank Cricket Academy have, in recent years, also featured in the team, and that tradition also continues, with the selection of Michael Bevan, Justin Langer and Adam Gilchrist, the wicketkeeper.
This gamc provides particular pleasure to a lot of people and I am sure that this year's team, and its opponents, will put on a particularly skilful and entertaining display.
CANBERRA
29 October 1992