Take a look at the latest odds for top tryscorer at the 2026 Rugby League World Cup.
A unique format will see one group of four face each other -- Australia, New Zealand, Fiji and the Cook Islands -- while the remaining six teams will play three games across Pools B and C.
Teams in Pool B will play teams in Pool C and vice versa, meaning that England won't play fellow Pool C teams France and Samoa, but Tonga, Lebanon and France.
In previous iterations of the Rugby League World Cup, the inclusion of smaller nations meant players could rack up tries before the latter stages. 2021 top tryscorer Josh Addo-Carr crossed the whitewash 11 times in games against Fiji, Scotland and Lebanon, though games should be more evenly contested this year with only 10 teams involved.
Australia winger Tom Trbojevic is 7/1 favourite ahead of team mate Jack Bostock (8/1) with the pair operating as #5 and #2 respectively for the Kangaroos, while centre Latrell Mitchell is third favourite at 10/1.
New Zealand duo Jamayne Isaako and Ronaldo Mulitalo are joint-third favourites, with Australia full-back Reece Walsh into 12/1 having been given the nod over James Tedesco.
Dom Young at 25/1 represents the shortest-priced England player in the market.
Odds will display when market is available.
Odds displayed in the above article correct at time of publishing and subject to change or withdrawal at any time.
