Stephen O’Keefe’s 2015-16 cricket season was marked by a mix of accomplishments and challenges, yet the highs ultimately prevailed. As the season began, he received the honor of being selected for Australia’s Test tour to Bangladesh, a significant milestone in his career. Unfortunately, the series was postponed, but this twist of fate allowed O’Keefe to contribute to New South Wales’ triumph in the Matador BBQs One Day Cup, where he claimed an impressive eight wickets. In the realm of first-class cricket, O’Keefe showcased his prowess, amassing a total of 17 wickets at an average of 24.64. However, an injury setback hindered his participation in the later stages of the competition, with a calf injury and a broken finger limiting his time on the field, much to the Blues’ disappointment. One of the standout moments of O’Keefe’s season was the opportunity to represent Australia in a Test match against the West Indies at the iconic Sydney Cricket Ground, a special experience for the cricketer. Despite the rain interruptions during the game, O’Keefe made the most of his time on the field, finishing with a commendable record of 3-63 from 26.1 overs during the opposition’s first innings. O’Keefe’s journey continued as he was selected for Australia’s Test tour of Sri Lanka, with the prospect of establishing himself as the country’s second spinner. However, his aspirations were cut short by a hamstring injury, a setback that tested his resilience. Nonetheless, O’Keefe’s remarkable performance in Australia’s first Test in India, where he secured an impressive 12 wickets, was a testament to his talent and determination. His exceptional contribution played a pivotal role in securing a resounding victory for the Australian team.