Papua New Guinea have been granted co-hosting rights with Australia and New Zealand for the 2017 Rugby League World Cup.
In a first for the Pacific Island nation which boasts rugby league as its number one sport, PNG will host three pool matches in Port Moresby after the country's government poured more than half a billion pounds into establishiPNG to co-host 2017 Rugby League World Cup
Papua New Guinea have been granted co-hosting rights with Australia and New Zealand for the 2017 Rugby League World Cup.
In a first for the Pacific Island nation which boasts rugby league as its number one sport, PNG will host three pool matches in Port Moresby after the country's government poured more than half a billion pounds into establishi