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Live Tracker: Wests Tigers players in World Cup

With the 2026 Rugby League World Cup starting on Thursday, here is an updated list of Wests Tigers players to represent their countries.

All times are Australian Eastern Daylight Time (AEDT). Click here for RLWC tickets.

Wests Tigers congratulates the players and wish them all the very best for the tournament.

All matches will be shown live on Channel 7 and 7 Plus.

Fiji Bati

Api Koroisau, Sunia Turuva, Solomone Saukuru, Josese Lanyon

Opening game: v Cook Islands, Sunday 18 October, McDonald Jones Stadium, Newcastle, 4:05pm.

Koroisau has been named captain and hooker in his fourth World Cup.

Turuva has been selected on the wing with Saukuru in the centres. Hooker Lanyon has been named on the interchange bench.

Rising young Wests Tigers back Glassie Glassie will line up in the centres for Cook Islands.

Fiji star Api Koroisau
Fiji star Api Koroisau ©NRL Imagery

Tonga

Latu Fainu has been named at five-eighth for the match against England, where he will come up against Wests Tigers team-mate in second-rower Kai Pearce-Paul.

Opening game: vs England, Saturday, 17 October, HBF Park, Perth, 8.05pm

Samoa

Jarome Luai has been selected at five-eighth.

Opening game: vs France, Friday 16 October, CommBank Stadium, Parramatta, 5.45pm.

England

Second-rower Kai Pearce Paul makes a welcome return from a pec injury.

He will come up against Wests Tigers team-mate Latu Fainu, who has been named at five-eighth for Tonga.

Opening game: vs Tonga, Saturday, 17 October, HBF Park, Perth, 8.05pm

Lebanon

Alex Twal has been named at lock and Tony Sukkar at second-row to play the Kumuls.

Opening game: v PNG, Saturday, 17 October, Santos National Football Stadium, Port Moresby, 3.25pm

Cook Islands

Rising young Wests Tigers back Glassie Glassie will line up in the centres for Cook Islands.

Opening game: v Fiji Bati, Sunday 18 October, McDonald Jones Stadium, Newcastle, 4:05pm.

Women's World Cup

Australia: Jillaroos

Dynamic Wests Tigers second-rowers Kezie Apps and Shaylee Bent will pair up together in the back-row against Samoa.

Tigers prop Sarah Togatuki did not make the Jillaroos team for this game.

Opening game: vs Fetu Samoa, Friday 16 October, CommBank Stadium, 8.05pm

 

Australian Jillaroos star Kezie Apps
Australian Jillaroos star Kezie Apps ©NRL Imagery

Kiwi Ferns

Wests Tigers NRLW Player of the Year in half-back Raecene McGregor has been named captain of the Kiwi Ferns.

Shaniece Monschau has been chosen on the interchange bench for the game against Fiji.

Opening game: vs Fiji Bulikula, Sunday 18 October, McDonald Jones Stadium, Newcastle, 1.50pm

Samoa

Jetaya Faifua and Christian Pio have been selected as reserves for Samoa against Wales.

Opening game: vs Wales, Friday 16 October, CommBank Stadium, 8.05pm

Fiji Bulikula

Losana Lutu will line up for Fiji against her Wests Tigers half-back Raecene McGregor on Sunday.

It will be a fascinating battle with Lutu named at half-back against her regular scrum partner.

Opening game: vs New Zealand Kiwi Ferns, Sunday 18 October, McDonald Jones Stadium, Newcastle, 1.50pm

 

 

 

 

 

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