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Canberra Raiders captain Elliott Whitehead is the "epitome of a Test match player".
The 34-year-old was going to pull the pin on his international career after last year's World Cup, but now it's official.
He'll finish up after England's third and final Test against Tonga - at Headingley on Sunday morning.
The Kangaroos, led by coach Mal Meninga, have been on a winning streak, having triumphed in all 12 Test matches played in Australia since he took charge.
However, they will face a challenging atmosphere at Waikato's FMG Stadium, where the Kiwis will enjoy the home ground advantage in the Pacific Cup Final on Saturday.
The passionate fans are expected to make it a hostile reception for the Kangaroos.
The Kiwi forward pack, comprising players like James Fisher-Harris and Joe Tapine, will be seeking redemption and looking to bring their A-game to the match.
Raiders forward Elliott Whitehead has announced that he will be retiring from international rugby league after England's upcoming Test against Tonga.
Whitehead, who hails from Bradford, will be earning his 27th cap for England during the match.
His international career began in 2014 when he made his debut against New Zealand.
Since then, he has had the privilege of representing his country in both the 2017 and 2021 Rugby League World Cups.