| No. | Name | |
|---|---|---|
1Matthew Dufty, - | ||
2Nene Macdonald, - | ||
3Josh Dugan, - | ||
4Tim Lafai, - | ||
5Jason Nightingale, - | ||
6Gareth Widdop, - 3 | ||
7Kurt Mann, - | ||
8Leeson Ah Mau, - | ||
9Cameron McInnes, - | ||
10Paul Vaughan, - | ||
11Tyson Frizell, - | ||
12Joel Thompson, - | ||
13Jack De Belin, - | ||
| Replacements | ||
14Tariq Sims, - | ||
15Hame Sele, - | ||
16Blake Lawrie, - | ||
17Josh McCrone, - | ||
*Players currently on the pitch are shown in bold
Casey McLean has announced himself as a superstar of the future, bagging four tries in New Zealand's 54-12 demolition of Papua New Guinea at the Pacific Championships.
Australia claimed the Pacific Championship title, but a sea of red at CommBank stadium showed just how good international rugby league can be.
Australia have shown a ruthless edge to rise above the sea of red and hold off Tonga in a 20-14 Pacific Cup final win.
Australia have reasserted their status as the heavyweights of international women's rugby league, thrashing New Zealand 24-4 in the Pacific Cup final as revenge for last year's decider.
Samoa have booked historic rugby league Tests against the Jillaroos and Kiwi Ferns by thumping Papua New Guinea 34-12 to win promotion to the top tier of the Pacific Championships.
Captain Addin Fonua-Blake has warned his Tongan teammates they must find an extra gear as they look to upset Australia and write their names into the country's sporting folklore.
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