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Cameron Murray says World Cup final could be his last Kangaroos game

Cameron Murray says World Cup final could be his last Kangaroos game

Cameron Murray says Sunday's World Cup final could be his last Test for Australia as the Kangaroos face New Zealand in Brisbane.

The 28-year-old South Sydney Rabbitohs captain says a future switch from rugby league to rugby union remains possible.

Murray has long been seen as a potential code-switcher, having played rugby union at school and attracted interest from former Wallabies coach Eddie Jones.

He is contracted to the Rabbitohs until the end of 2028 and says he still wants to win a premiership with South Sydney.

Murray says he would keep playing for Australia if he remains fit and believes he has something to offer.

He will watch teammate Angus Crichton's return to rugby union, but says it will not decide his own future.

Murray's immediate focus is the final against New Zealand, after Australia beat them 24-22 in the tournament opener.

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Cameron MurraySouth Sydney captain and Australia forward
It’s always in the back of my mind, and I’ve always maintained the fact that it would be something I would look at later on in my career.
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If I’m still fit and feel like I’ve got something to give for the jersey, it’s such a privilege and honour for me to play for my country.
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I’ve got two years left on my contract, so it’s not really the time to start looking elsewhere, but it’s always a possibility and potential.
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