Australian Men's Sevens coach John Manenti has confirmed an unchanged line-up for this weekend's event in London.
Manenti has kept the faith from Toulouse, where the team made the quarter-finals before falling to host nations France.
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This includes speedster Corey Toole, who was named in the Toulouse Dream Team as he maintains top spot on the DHL Impact Player of the Year award.
He is joined by leading point-scorer Dietrich Roache, who has amounted 251 points across the seven legs.
The side is once again led by Nick Malouf as they push for the 2021-22 World Series title.
They currently sit in third, eight points behind new leaders Argentina and South Africa, having closed the gap after the Blitzboks missed the knockout stages last week.
Australia will open the tournament with a blockbuster match-up against New Zealand on May 28 (6:10 pm).
The Aussies stunned New Zealand last week, with a Hutchison double powering them to a 29-14 victory.
It ensured the All Blacks Sevens' elimination from the group stages for the first time in program history.
The Australians will get their own chance at revenge when they then face France (9:16 pm).
The French were too strong on home soil, snatching the 21-19 thanks to a try to William Iraguha.
They will conclude their group stage matches against Canada (Sunday 12:46 am).
Australia have won all three match-ups in the 21-22 Series, including a 26-10 victory in Vancouver a month ago.
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- Henry Hutchison, Randwick, 39 caps
- Ben Dowling, Randwick, 5 caps
- Corey Toole, Gungahlin Eagles, 7 caps
- Dietrich Roache, Western Sydney Two Blues, 7 caps
- Max Burey, Northern Suburbs, 1 cap
- Henry Paterson, Eastern Suburbs, 7 caps
- Josh Turner, Manly Marlins, 12 caps
- Matthew Gonzalez, Eastwood, 3 caps
- Stuart Dunbar, Sydney Uni, 7 caps
- Nick Malouf, University of Queensland, 45 caps
- Maurice Longbottom, Lloyd McDermott Rugby Development Team, 26 caps
- Nathan Lawson, Southern Districts, 4 caps
- Ben Marr, Warringah, 3 caps
Saturday 28 May
Australia v New Zealand, 6:10 pm AEST
Australia v France, 9:16 pm AEST
Saturday 29 May
Australia v Canada, 12:46 am AEST
