Every match at the 2026 Rugby League World Cup will be shown live on Channel 7 and 7 Plus, with times listed in AEDT.
The tournament begins Thursday, and Wests Tigers have players representing several nations.
Api Koroisau, Sunia Turuva, Solomone Saukuru and Josese Lanyon represent Fiji Bati, who open against the Cook Islands on Sunday, 18 October.
That match is at McDonald Jones Stadium in Newcastle, starting at 4:05pm.
Tonga's Latu Fainu faces England at HBF Park in Perth on Saturday, 17 October, at 8.05pm.
Samoa's Jarome Luai begins against France at CommBank Stadium in Parramatta on Friday, 16 October, at 5.45pm.
England's Kai Pearce Paul also opens on 17 October, against Tonga in Perth at 8.05pm.
Lebanon's Alex Twal and Tony Sukkar meet PNG at Santos National Football Stadium in Port Moresby on 17 October at 3.25pm.
Cook Islands player Glassie Glassie takes on Fiji Bati in Newcastle on 18 October at 4:05pm.
Kezie Apps, Sarah Togatuki and Shaylee Bent open against Fetu Samoa at CommBank Stadium on 16 October at 8.05pm.
Kiwi Ferns Raecene McGregor and Shaniece Monschau play Fiji Bulikula in Newcastle on 18 October at 1.50pm.
Samoa's Jetaya Faifua and Christian Pio face Wales at CommBank Stadium on 16 October at 8.05pm.
Fiji Bulikula's Losana Lutu meets the Kiwi Ferns in Newcastle on 18 October at 1.50pm.
Wests Tigers congratulated the players and wished them well for the tournament.