Twins Josh and Brett Morris happy to be Kangaroos roomies at Rugby League World Cup Twins and Kangaroos players Brett (L) and Josh Morris. THEY have shared each other's space from the moment they were conceived, and still Brett Morris says he never gets sick of the sight of his twin brother Josh. Which is a good thing because for the next eight weeks the Morris men will share a room as Kangaroo World Cup roommates. We are pretty different. Josh likes to talk a lot and I'm probably the more quiet, reserved one, and he does a lot of the talking for both of us," Brett laughed. Most people can pick us apart quickly because Josh never shuts up. But Brett wouldn't swap him for the world. "We're best mates, we always like hanging out together, so sharing a room is just natural for us," Brett said. I think Josh has said it before, when you are born as a twin you are born with a best mate and I don't think he could have said it any better. While the Rugby League World Cup has traditionally been a three way contest, a number of lesser known league nations will take to the field stacked with stars from the NRL and English Super League. He'll be my best man at my wedding two weeks after we get back so he is in the midst of writing a best man speech while we are away. We rarely ever fight. I don't think we have ever had a punch-up so this is a piece of cake. But you can only wonder if all the other Kangaroo roomies would be as happy to be sharing their personal space for so long on the road. Cameron Smith gets his own room because he's the captain, and with only 23 players remaining, that means Paul Gallen is also on his own as vice-captain. Queenslanders Darius Boyd and Greg Inglis are an obvious selection given they also hang out together on Australia's left-edge, but Daly Cherry-Evans and Nate Myles seem an odd couple. Andrew Fifita and Greg Bird will share a room until December. Jarryd Hayne shares with Michael Jennings and Luke Lewis with Boyd Cordner. Ahead of this weekend's Rugby League World Cup, we take a look at the host nation, England. Kangaroo rookie Josh Papalii has his Queensland State of Origin teammate Matt Scott to look after him. Corey Parker and Brent Tate seem a sensible mix and Sam Thaiday and Johnathan Thurston always share on rep tours. Kangaroo Roommates: Cameron Smith c (own room) Paul Gallen v/c (own room) Jarryd Hayne/Michael Jennings Luke Lewis/Boyd Cordner Brett Morris/Josh Morris Josh Papalii/Matt Scott Corey Parker/Brent Tate Darius Boyd/Greg Inglis Daly Cherry-Evans/Nate Myles Andrew Fifita/Greg Bird Billy Slater/Cooper Cronk James Tamou/Robbie Farah Sam Thaiday/Johnathan Thurston