The Kangaroos rugby league captain Darren Lockyer has admitted the Four Nations tournament will probably be his last tour and will make a final decision on his representative future before the beginning of next season.
Lockyer is undecided about continuing with Test and State of Origin football after achieving virtually every honour rugby league has to offer.
The 32-year-old will become Australia's most capped player when he lines up against New Zealand next weekend and only injury will prevent him overtaking Clive Churchill's record of 27 Tests as captain during the series.
