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Tour to Australia 2013

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Australia have numerous dangermen ahead of the 2013 Lions tour, including in-form wing Digby Ioane

Containing Wallaby openside flanker David Pocock could prove the key to series success for the Lions

The same applies for handling scrum-half Will Genia, the man who really makes Australia tick

Genia's halfback partner Quade Cooper has struggled with injury and form but could still star in 2013

Even if Cooper doesn't regain top form, the Wallabies can still rely on fellow playmaker Berrick Barnes

Like Cooper, Kurtley Beale has fallen victim to injury and ill discipline but he still poses a huge threat

James O'Connor has also had limited game time in 2012 but he remains one of his country's brightest stars

James Horwill has had injury problems but could still be the Wallaby skipper against the Lions

Benn Robinson is yet another Wallaby to have been hit by injury but he is still their rock at scrum time

The ultra reliable Adam Ashley-Cooper is Australia's Mr Versatile at centre, wing or full back

Drew Mitchell endured an injury-hit campaign last time out but is desperate to face the Lions

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2013 Tour Galleries

The get together	The chosen few	Behind the scenes as Lions opt for Gatland	Warren Gatland: the new Lions No1	Previous coaches: the men who've led the Lions
Wallabies to watch: the Aussie dangermen	History and heritage: the 125 Anniversary Range	Official Supporter Tour to Australia 2013	Meet the manager: Andy Irvine	Lions join forces with Thomas Pink
2013 on the horizon: fixtures announcement