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Grant and Munster named in Kangaroos squad

Melbourne Storm captain Harry Grant and vice-captain Cameron Munster have today been named in the Australian Kangaroos squad for the 2026 Rugby League World Cup.

Grant, who has represented Australia on 14 occasions, and Munster, a 15-Test Kangaroo, have both been selected in Kevin Walters’ squad for the tournament, which kicks-off on Thursday 15 October.

The pair were members of the Kangaroos’ 2022 World Cup-winning side, which defeated Samoa 30-10 in the Final in Manchester. Munster was also part of Australia’s 2017 World Cup winning squad.

The Kangaroos will open their World Cup campaign against New Zealand in Sydney on Thursday 15 October, before facing Fiji Bati in Brisbane on Sunday 25 October and the Cook Islands in Townsville on Saturday 31 October.

Kangaroos squad:
Isaah Yeo (Captain)
Bradman Best
Jack Bostock
Blayke Brailey
Pat Carrigan
Lindsay Collins
Reuben Cotter
Tom Dearden
Tino Fa'asuamaleaui
David Fifita
Harry Grant
Keaon Koloamatangi
Liam Martin
Latrell Mitchell
Mitchell Moses
Cameron Munster
Cameron Murray
Jacob Preston
Kotoni Staggs
James Tedesco
Tom Trbojevic
Sam Walker
Reece Walsh

Shadow Players:

Tom Jenkins
Hamish Stewart
Ethan Strange

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