Panthers forward James Fisher-Harris has been named in the 16-man New Zealand Kiwis squad for the World Cup Nines at Bankwest Stadium on 18-19 October.
The New Zealand World Cup Nines squad assembles in Sydney on Monday.
Following the Nines, the Kiwis switch to Test football with an Oceania Cup clash against the Kangaroos in Wollongong on Friday 25 October before flying to New Zealand for two Tests against the Great Britain Rugby League Lions.
The first of these will be the second match of an international triple-header at Auckland’s Eden Park on Saturday 2 November, which also features the Kangaroos facing Mate Ma’a Tonga and Toa Samoa taking on Fiji Bati.
The Kiwis then move to Christchurch for the second Test at Orangetheory Stadium (formerly AMI Stadium) on Saturday 9 November.
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LEESON AH MAU (Vodafone Warriors)
DYLAN BROWN (Parramatta Eels)
JAMES FISHER-HARRIS (Penrith Panthers)
COREY HARAWIRA-NAERA (Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs)
BRADEN HAMLIN-UELE (Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks)
JAMAYNE ISAAKO (Brisbane Broncos)
SHAUN JOHNSON (Cronulla Sutherland Sharks)
JEREMY MARSHALL-KING (Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs)
KEN MAUMALO (Vodafone Warriors)
BRITON NIKORA (Cronulla Sutherland Sharks)
KODI NIKORIMA (Vodafone Warriors)
KEVIN PROCTOR (Gold Coast Titans)
JORDAN RAPANA (Canberra Raiders)
BAILEY SIMONSSON (Canberra Raiders)
REIMIS SMITH (Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs)
JOSEPH TAPINE (Canberra Raiders)
