1 Kimiora Breayley-Nati, 2 Erikana Dean, 3 Mireka Dean, 4 Tetuanui Agnes Dean, 5 Kennedy Harrison-Vahua, 6 Maleyna Hunapo, 7 Chantay Kiria-Ratu, 8 Lavinia Kitai, 9 Beniamina Koiatu, 10 Kerehitina Matua, 11 Terehia Matua, 12 Moniqca Mo’ale, 13 Toka Natua, 14 April Ngatupuna, 15 Daimzel Rongokea, 16 Anneka Stephens, 17 Kiana Takairangi, 18 Karol-Ann Tanevesi, 19 Tehinnah-Leal Tatuava, 20 Charlize-Gazelle Tumu-Makara, 21 Alekermay Tuaana 22 Jazmon Tupou-Witchman, 23 Elianna Walton, 24 Mackenzie Wi
Coach: Anthony (Rusty) Matua
The Cook Islands squad was based in York in the North of England and were welcomed to the historic city with a host of gifts
Photos: Cook Islands Rugby League Facebook Page
Thursday 10 November 1700 GMT (0700 Cook Islands time)
France vs COOK ISLANDS
All games will be played at the LNER Community Stadium in York
Wednesday 2 November 1930 GMT (0730 Cook Islands time)
RESULT
Australia 74 vs COOK ISLANDS 0
Sunday 6 November 1700 GMT (0700 Cook Islands time)
RESULT
New Zealand 34 vs COOK ISLANDS 4
Thursday 10 November 1700 GMT (0700 Cook Islands time)
RESULT
18 France vs COOK ISLANDS 26
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