Home Ind vs Aus 2018-19 Archie Schiller at toss: 'Hit sixes and get wickets' Seven-year-old Archie Schiller was informed about his selection to the Australia's Test squad for the Boxing Day Test via a phone call from head coach Justin Langer. Team Sportstar 26 December, 2018 05:26 IST Archie Schiller warms-up with his teammates before the first day's play at Melbourne. - Getty Images Team Sportstar 26 December, 2018 05:26 IST Seven-year-old Australia's co-captain Archie Schiller walked out with Tim Paine to the coin toss for the Boxing Day Test in Melbourne. With a baggy green on, Archie was visibly excited. Archie was listed as co-captain on the team sheet. Archie had a simple message at the toss. "Hit sixes and get wickets," is what he said. Australia skipper Paine said, "Archie wanted to bat first, but as I said this wicket is a little bit different to what it normally is," and laughed, much to the amusement of Archie. Later, the seven-year-old joined his teammates for the national anthem. Read: Virat Kohli has a problem, 7-year-old Australia co-captain Archie SchillerArchie’s dream of playing for Australia came true when he was drafted into the squad through Make-A-Wish Australia and Cricket Australia. The youngster was diagnosed with a heart condition which he has battled throughout his short life, undergoing multiple surgeries.Archie met his Australian cricket idols ahead of the first Test in Adelaide before re-joining the camp in Melbourne. On the biggest day on the cricket calendar, Archie received the biggest honour — a baggy green.Archie stood with the team as the national anthems were played, in full whites. Read more stories on Ind vs Aus 2018-19. For more updates, follow Sportstar on :