Wakefield Panthers provide eight players in the 22-strong England squad for the fourth Women's Rugby League World Cup in Queensland.

They include Natalie Gilmour, sister of St Helens and Great Britain forward Lee Gilmour.

Eight teams will battle it out over two weeks, with the final taking place as a curtain-raiser to the men's World Cup semi-final at Brisbane's Suncorp Stadium on Saturday, November 15.

England squad: Lindsay Anfield (Wakefield Panthers), Rachel Twibill (Bradford Thunderbirds), Joanne Watmore (Halton Women), Natalie Gilmour (Wakefield Panthers), Michelle Greenwood (Wakefield Panthers), Gemma Walsh (Wakefield Panthers), Kirsty Moroney (Bradford Thunderbirds), Emma Slowe (Wakefield Panthers), Claire Hall (Copeland Wildcats), Amanda Donaldson (Copeland Wildcats), Beth Sutcliffe (Hillside Hawks), Sue Cochrane (Wakefield Panthers), Andrea Dobson (Hillside Hawks), Katie O'Toole (Wakefield Panthers), Heidi Shelburg (West London Sharks), Debbie Hodgkinson (Wakefield Panthers), Danielle Titterington (Bradford Thunderbirds), Sophie Lazenby (West Hull), Jenny Welsby (Hillside Hawks), Lisa Taylor (Middleton Marauders), Emily Rudge (Warrington Wolves), Leah Carey (West London Sharks).

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