England Wheelchair Rugby League World Cup squad announced for tour in Australia
According to BBC Sport, England have announced their 10-player Wheelchair Rugby League World Cup squad for the tour in Australia, featuring five World Cup winners including Rob Hawkins. The squad will travel on 22 October, with opening fixtures against Wales on 30 October (04:30 GMT) followed by USA on 3 November (07:30 GMT) and Ireland on 6 November (06:00 GMT) at the Wollongong Entertainment Centre, ahead of the final on 13 November (08:30 GMT). Captain Lewis King is joined by Joe Coyd, Nathan Collins and others, as head coach Tom Coyd underscored the responsibility of wearing the England shirt.
Key facts
- 01Rob Hawkins scored four tries in the Grand Final and is the season's top try-scorer with 70 tries.
- 02The final World Cup squad consists of 10 players, including Jack Brown, Finlay O'Neill, Lewis King, Joe Coyd and Nathan Collins.
- 03England will travel to Australia on 22 October and play Wales (30 Oct, 04:30 GMT), the USA (3 Nov, 07:30 GMT) and Ireland (6 Nov, 06:00 GMT) before the final (13 Nov, 08:30 GMT) at Wollongong Entertainment Centre.
- 04The squad includes players from Halifax Panthers, London Roosters, Leeds Rhinos and Sheffield Eagles.
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