List of Australian National soccer Team captains - Wikipedia List of Australian National soccer Team captains The following is a list of captains of the Australia national soccer team. The first Australia captain was Alex Gibb : he captained Australia in the first ever international match, against New Zealand on 17 June 1922. He went on to captain Australia on six further occasion, all against New Zealand during 1922 and 1923. Gibb also captained Australia in their first international on home soil, 9 June 1923, and was the first international captain to win a match. Lucas Neill has the record for most captaincies of Australia, with 61. This list contains only players who have started full international matches as captain. Bold denotes the incumbent captain. Updated 15 October 2018 ( v Kuwait ) # Name First captaincy Last captaincy Caps as captain Alex Gibb 17 June 1922 30 June 1923 6 Judy Masters 7 June 1924 26 July 1924 5 William Maunder 28 June 1924 28 June 1924 George Smith 5 June 1933 24 July 1933 5 Alec Cameron 4 July 1936 18 July 1936 6 Bill Coolahan 3 September 1938 1 October 1938 7 Jack Evans 10 September 1938 10 September 1938 8 Jimmy Osborne 24 September 1938 24 September 1938 9 Alec Heaney 10 May 1947 7 June 1947 10 Reg Date 24 May 1947 14 June 1947 11 Cec Drummond 14 August 1948 11 September 1948 12 Bob Lawrie 14 June 1950 23 July 1950 6 13 Tom Jack 14 August 1954 10 September 1955 14 Kevin O'Neill 28 August 1954 1 October 1955 15 Joe Marston 3 September 1955 16 Bob Bignall 24 September 1955 23 August 1958 17 Les Scheinflug 21 November 1965 8 December 1965 18 Pat Hughes 26 November 1965 4 June 1967 7 19 Johnny Warren 5 November 1967 1 December 1970 24 20 Stan Ackerley 31 March 1968 23 November 1969 21 Peter Wilson 11 November 1971 13 June 1979 60 22 Jimmy Rooney 24 October 1976 31 May 1980 9 23 Gary Marocchi 11 June 1978 14 June 1978 24 Murray Barnes 18 June 1978 14 August 1981 9 25 Eddie Krncevic 26 February 1980 26 February 1980 26 Tony Henderson 11 June 1980 2 December 1980 5 27 Peter Raskopoulos 30 August 1981 6 September 1981 28 John Kosmina 6 October 1982 9 March 1988 25 29 David Ratcliffe 23 October 1985 23 October 1985 30 Joe Watson 10 August 1986 10 August 1986 31 Charlie Yankos 25 August 1986 16 April 1989 30 32 Alan Davidson 12 October 1988 12 October 1988 33 Paul Wade 25 August 1990 1 November 1996 46 34 Graham Arnold 6 June 1993 23 March 1996 5 35 Alex Tobin 11 February 1995 6 November 1998 30 36 Frank Farina 18 June 1995 18 June 1995 37 Aurelio Vidmar 21 June 1995 28 February 2001 7 38 Paul Okon 9 October 1996 24 39 Milan Ivanović 15 February 1998 15 February 1998 40 Craig Foster 15 February 2000 15 February 2000 41 Željko Kalac 4 October 2000 7 October 2000 42 Kevin Muscat 9 April 2001 5 43 Tony Vidmar 9 June 2001 6 44 Steve Horvat 15 August 2001 5 45 Mehmet Durakovic 12 July 2002 12 July 2002 46 Craig Moore 18 February 2004 13 47 Mark Schwarzer 21 May 2004 10 48 Josip Skoko 6 June 2004 49 Mark Viduka 3 August 2005 17 50 Lucas Neill 7 October 2006 19 November 2013 61 51 Vince Grella 14 November 2006 14 November 2006 52 Brett Emerton 6 February 2007 9 December 2012 5 53 Harry Kewell 22 March 2008 6 54 Jason Culina 3 March 2010 3 March 2010 55 Matt McKay 7 December 2012 28 July 2013 56 Mark Milligan 20 July 2013 15 October 2018 10 57 Mile Jedinak 5 March 2014 26 June 2018 35 58 Tim Cahill 26 May 2014 10 October 2017 9 59 Trent Sainsbury 1 June 2018 9 June 2018 References Jump up ^ The Australian National Men 's Football Team : Caps And Captains. Football Federation Australia. Jump up ^ `` The Australian National Men 's Football Team : Caps and Captains '' ( PDF ). ozfootball.net. 12 October 2006. Retrieved 31 January 2017. Australia national soccer team General Football Federation Australia History Coaches Statistics Results Records All - time record FIFA World Cup record FIFA Confederations Cup record OFC Nations Cup record AFC Asian Cup record Hat - tricks FFA Australian Football Awards Players Players Captains 50 + caps World Cups 2006 2014 2018 Continental Cups OFC : 1980 1998 2000 2002 AFC : 2007 2011 2015 2019 Confederations Cups 2005 2017 Rivalries New Zealand Japan South Korea Matches Noted matches Australia 31 -- 0 American Samoa Australia Bicentenary Gold Cup Trans - Tasman Cup Retrieved from `` https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=List_of_Australian_national_soccer_team_captains&oldid=864278910 '' Categories : Soccer in Australia lists Australia international soccer players Lists of association football captains Lists of Australian sportspeople Hidden categories : Use dmy dates from April 2018 Use Australian English from April 2018 All Wikipedia articles written in Australian English Articles with hCards Association football player non-biographical articles Talk About Wikipedia Add links This page was last edited on 16 October 2018, at 07 : 48 ( UTC ). About Wikipedia

Question: who captained the australian football team from 2006 to 2013
Answer: Lucas Neill