The Australia World Baseball Classic roster is ready to compete for a world title. They're not the favorites, but they do have a roster capable of competing and making a run in the WBC this year.There are, like many other countries, quite a few MLB players and prospects on the Australian World Baseball Classic roster. Here's how they shape up.Breaking down the Australia World Baseball Classic rosterIn the infield, Australia's World Baseball Classic team has a few MLB players:Jarryd Dale (San Diego Padres)Robbie Glendinning (Kansas City Royals)Rixon Wingrove (Philadelphia Phillies)In the outfield, Aaron Whitefield of the Los Angeles Angels plays for Team Australia. Alex Hall, a catcher for the Milwaukee Brewers, is on the WBC roster. There are also quite a few MLB pitchers:Liam Doolan (Los Angeles Dodgers)Kyle Glogoski (Cincinnati Reds)Jack O’Loughlin (Detroit Tigers)Will Sherriff (Arizona Diamondbacks)Blake Townsend (Seattle Mariners)Shawn Spradling@Shawn_Spradling2023 World Baseball Classic Overview:Australia 100232023 World Baseball Classic Overview:Australia 🇦🇺 https://t.co/Wy3pmTPkw9The Australian team is hurting from the lack of Liam Hendriks, an All-Star reliever who was diagnosed with cancer and had to withdraw.Liam Hendriks could not join Team Australia this yearThe roster is also led by a pretty solid staff, including:Head coach: Dave NilssonBench coach: Shayne WatsonPitching coach: Jim BennettHitting coach: Chris AdamsonAssistant Hitting coach: Will BradleyFirst base coach: Michael CollinsThird base coach: Andrew GrahamBullpen coach: Graeme LloydHow far can Australia go? They do have to compete in a group with Japan, but they're poised to make a run with all this talent on the roster.