Welcome to the Gold Coast Titans' Rugby League World Cup watch, covering all the selections ahead of the tournament commencing in the United Kingdom in October.
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The Cook Islands have finalised their Men's and Women's World Cup squads with a total of four Titans to play a part in their campaign.
Departing Gold Coast back Esan Marsters has been named in the 24-man squad which will compete in Group D.
Three of the club's NRLW stars will line-up for the Women's team, with Kimiora Breayley-Nati, April Ngatupuna and Chantay Kiria-Ratu all heading abroad.
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Jacob Alick will be a handy addition to the Papua New Guinea Kumuls with the 23-year-old in the final 24 player squad to head across to the UK.
Despite not playing in the Prime Minister's XIII clash last weekend, the edge forward will play a key role in Stanley Topend's side after an impressive International debut earlier in the year against Fiji in the Pacific Test.
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A big season from captain Tino Fa'asuamaleaui has just got bigger with the 22-year-old named in the Kangaroos side to head abroad.
A huge performance for the Prime Minister's XIII against Papua New Guinea all but sealed his place in the team, which has been confirmed today.
Three of the club's NRLW players will wear the green and gold, with Lauren Brown, Shannon Mato and Evania Pelite named for the Jillaroos.
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New Zealand have finalised their World Cup squads with a total of seven Gold Coast representatives wearing the Kiwi jersey in the UK.
Isaac Liu and incoming Titan Kieran Foran will take part in the Men's campaign; meanwhile, Madison Bartlett, Georgia Hale, Hailee-Jay Maunsell, Roxy Murdoch and Apii Nicholls will be make up the 24-player squad for the Ferns.
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Jaimin Jolliffe will head abroad with the Wolfhounds, announced in Ireland's squad to compete at the World Cup.
Of Irish descent through his grandmother, the Titans prop forward will be a welcomed addition for the 12th world-ranked side, adding plenty of experience and go forward to their forward pack.
He will be joined by fellow NRL star Luke Keary, who has also been named in their 24-man squad.
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Gold Coast Titans star David Fifita has been named alongside teammate Moeaki Fotuaika in a powerful Mate Ma'a Tonga squad ahead of the upcoming World Cup in England.
Tonga coach Kristian Woolf has chosen 38 players in the extended squad - which includes the two Titans - and faces a difficult task to trim the number to 24 before the tournament, with Fifita one of the new faces yet to represent the Pacific nation.
Fotuaika represented his heritage earlier this year against New Zealand and is excited to have been considered for the campaign by Woolf.
Meanwhile; three Titans have been considered for the Kiwis with Michael Maguire naming his extended squad ahead of their first match against Lebanon.
Isaac Liu and incoming half Kieran Foran are both expected to make the final 24 to head abroad at season's end, whilst Erin Clark was also considered but was forced to be withdrawn due to continuing to recover from knee surgery last month.
Men's Squads
Australia
Tino Fa'asuamaleaui.
Cook Islands
Esan Marsters.
England
No Titans selected.
Fiji
No Titans selected.
France
No Titans selected.
Greece
No Titans selected.
Italy
No Titans selected.
Ireland
Jaimin Jolliffe.
Jamaica
No Titans selected.
Lebanon
No Titans selected.
New Zealand
Isaac Liu, Kieran Foran.
Papua New Guinea
Jacob Alick.
Samoa
No Titans selected.
Scotland
No Titans selected.
Tonga
David Fifita, Moeaki Fotuaika.
Wales
No Titans selected.
Women's Squads
Australia
Lauren Brown, Shannon Mato, Evania Pelite.
Brazil
No Titans selected.
Canada
No Titans selected.
Cook Islands
Kimiora Breayley-Nati, Chantay Kiria-Ratu, April Ngatupuna.
England
No Titans selected.
France
No Titans selected.
New Zealand
Madison Bartlett, Georgia Hale, Hailee-Jay Maunsell, Roxy Murdoch, Apii Nicholls.
Papua New Guinea
No Titans selected.
