(L-R) Steven O'Keefe, Trent Copeland and Daniel Smith will turn out for the Sixers this summer. AFTER a disappointing season in 2012-13, Sydney Sixers are hoping to reclaim their crown as the glamour team of the Big Bash League. They'll look to do so courtesy of a side littered with past, future and present stars of the Australian Test side. The 'Magenta Men' will also put Ashes hostilities to one side as they welcome English short-form specialists Ravi Bopara and Michael Lumb, as well as Test squad member Chris Tremlett, to their already-impressive line-up. All-rounder Moises Henriques is a key player for Sydney Sixers. The X-Factor: Moises Henriques Another of the Big Bash's quality all-rounders Moises Henriques is the backbone of a strong Sixers line-up. The Australia international can make quick runs late in the innings and boasts great variety in his bowling, particularly at the death. The Smokey: Daniel Smith Smith will handle the keeping duties while Brad Haddin is on Ashes duty and while he isn't in the Aussie gloveman's class, he can still deliver when it matters. A clean striker of the ball, Smith once smashed 185 in a Ryobi Cup match at North Sydney Oval. Daniel Smith (L) and Steve Smith aren't related but both possess explosive batting skills. Last season: 7th Brad Haddin, Sean Abbott, Ravi Bopara, Mark Cosgrove, Trent Copeland, Ben Dwarshuis, Josh Hazlewood, Moises Henriques, Brett Lee, Michael Lumb, Nathan Lyon, Nic Maddinson, Marcus North, Steve O'Keefe, Jordan Silk, Daniel Smith, Steven Smith, Mitchell Starc, Chris Tremlett The Odds: $8.00 A strong squad, but the lack of availability of their Test players will test their depth. Need a better showing than last year. Josh Hazlewood and Mitchell Starc are in the Sixers squad but are still battling injury.