What is Papua New Guinea national rugby league team?
{{Infobox rugby league representative team | Name = Papua New Guinea | Nickname = The Kumuls | Governing body = [[Papua New Guinea Rugby Football League|PNGRFL]] | Region = [[Asia-Pacific Rugby League Confederation|Asia-Pacific]] | Coach = [[Justin Holbrook]] | Captain = [[Kyle Laybutt]] | Most caps = [[Rhyse Martin]] (15) | Top try-scorer = [[David Mead (rugby league)|David Mead]] (10) | Top point-scorer = [[Rhyse Martin]] (132) | Home Stadium = [[National Football Stadium]] | RLIF Rank = 6 | pattern_la1=|pattern_b1=_Vwidered|pattern_ra1=|pattern_so1=_hoops_black | leftarm1=FFFF00|body1=FFFF00|rightarm1=FFFF00|shorts1=FF0000|socks1=FF0000 | First game = {{rl|England}} 40–12 {{rl-rt|Papua New Guinea}}<br />([[Port Moresby]], [[Papua New Guinea|PNG]]; 6 July 1975) | Largest win = {{rl|Papua New Guinea}} 64–0 {{rl-rt|USA}}<br />([[Port Moresby]], [[Papua New Guinea|PNG]]; 12 November 2017) | Largest loss = {{rl|Australia}} 82–0 {{rl-rt|Papua New Guinea}}<br />([[Townsville]], [[Australia]]; 7 October 2000) | World cup apps = 7 | World cup first = 1985–1988 | World cup best = ''Quarterfinals'' ([[2000 Rugby League World Cup|2000]], [[2017 Rugby League World Cup|2017]], [[2021 Rugby League World Cup|2021]] ) }} The '''Papua New Guinea national rugby league team''', nicknamed the '''Kumuls''', represents [[Papua New Guinea]] in international [[rugby league]]. Rugby league is very popular in Papua New Guinea and is often considered the country's [[national sport]]. ==Players== ===Current squad=== The Papua New Guinean squad selected for the [[2023 Pacific Rugby League Championships]]. Club information are as of 4 November 2023.<ref>{{cite web |url=https://www.nrl.com/news/2023/10/03/pacific-championships-2023-official-mens-squads/ | title=Pacific Championships 2023 Official Men's squads | date=5 October 2023 }}</ref> <br> Statistics for Papua New Guinea and the players' NRL club records a