Australia paceman Josh Hazlewood said Friday he is ready to let rip in the Ashes Test series opener with England despite having just one first-class match as preparation.

Hazlewood heads into the first Brisbane Test on November 23 on the back of a solitary Sheffield Shield match for New South Wales.

But the quick looks in good nick after taking match figures of six for 73 against Western Australia from a total of 3 3 overs.

Hazlewood will finalise his Test preparations by working out alongside fast bowlers Mitchell

Stare, Pat Cummins and Jackson Bird in Brisbane ahead of the Ashes opener.

"Things went pretty well the whole game," Hazlewood

told reporters.

"From ball one I was pretty surprised with how well the ball was coming out, how good the run-up felt, how good everything (was) in general.

"I'm pretty happy with where it's at now so 1 don't think there's a need to play another game.

"I'm ready to go now and we obviously talk with the coaches and selectors and physios, everyone is on the same page and ready to go."

Hazlewood, Stare and Cummins bowled to Australia's two top batsmen, skipper Steve Smith and David Warner, in the Sydney Cricket Ground nets in a session full of intensity on Friday.

Things got testy with left-armer Stare forcing Smith to duck for cover several times.

" It's always good fun and they (Smith and Stare) are two worldclass players, so it always keeps you on your toes and makes sure you get everything out ofthe session," Hazlewood said.