Josh Jackson is set to become Australia's ninth debutant at the Four Nations Bulldog's Josh Jackson is set to make his Kangaroos debut. THE Kangaroos are set to blood Australia's ninth Four Nations debutant for the tournament, with Bulldogs rookie Josh Jackson to earn a call-up to the bench on Sunday. The Sunday Telegraph has been told Australia coach Tim Sheens will reward Jackson with his maiden Test jumper in the must-win match against Samoa at Wollongong's WIN Stadium. Jackson's inclusion will take the total number of green and gold debutants in this year's Four Nations tournament to nine, with the Canterbury-Bankstown forward to line-up alongside fellow Bulldogs rookie David Klemmer. Josh Jackson is set to become Australia's ninth debutant at the Four Nations. It will mark a wonderful honour for the Bulldogs rookie, who has consistently proven himself as one of the NRL's most outstanding emerging forwards. Jackson, 23, was close to winning selection in Laurie Daley's NSW Blues side this season and made the Kangaroos 24-man Four Nations squad after a strong performance in the NRL grand final. The Kangaroos four-man bench will consist of Jackson, Bulldogs teammate and fellow Kangaroo rookie Klemmer, Boyd Cordner and Brisbane Bronco Ben Hunt. Born 300km north-west of Sydney in the tiny NSW town of Gulgong, Jackson played his junior football for the Gulgong Bull Terriers and Mudgee Dragons before moving to Newcastle and progressing to play for the Knights SG Ball side. Signed by the Bulldogs as a teenager, Jackson has played 65 NRL matches since making his debut in 2012, featuring in two grand finals with the club. The nine debutants used by Australia in this year's Four Nations include Jackson, David Klemmer, Aaron Woods, Dylan Walker, Josh Mansour, Sione Mata'utai, Ben Hunt, Aiden Guerra and Daniel Tupou.