League: Three Storm players added to Kiwis World Cup squad

Tohu Harris in action for the Storm. Photo / Getty Images

Melbourne's Jesse Bromwich, Tohu Harris and Kevin Proctor have been added to the Kiwis Rugby League World Cup train-on squad, bringing the total number to 27 with four teams left in this year's NRL competition.

Players are added after their clubs are eliminated from playoffs contention before the final 24-man New Zealand squad is named on October 8. There were no contenders at Cronulla, who were also eliminated last weekend.

All three Storm players were part of the Kiwis squad for this year's Anzac test against Australia and Bromwich and Proctor are good bets to make the final cut.

The eight Warriors players in the train-on squad had their first training session this week, which was said to be exhausting.

2013 Kiwis train-on squad (so far):

Brisbane Broncos: Alex Glenn, Josh Hoffman

Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs: Greg Eastwood, Krisnan Inu, Sam Kasiano, Sam Perrett, Frank Pritchard

Melbourne Storm: Jesse Bromwich, Tohu Harris, Kevin Proctor

North Queensland Cowboys: Jason Taumalolo, Antonio Winterstein

St George Illawarra Dragons: Bronson Harrison, Jason Nightingale

Penrith Panthers: Lewis Brown, Sam McKendry, Dean Whare

Warriors: Shaun Johnson, Thomas Leuluai, Kevin Locke, Simon Mannering, Ben Matulino, Sam Rapira, Elijah Taylor, Manu Vatuvei

Wests Tigers: Adam Blair, Tim Simona

Unavailable: St George Illawarra Dragons: Gerard Beale; Wests Tigers: Benji Marshall