The question on whether Canterbury Bulldogs fullback Ben Barba will be eligible to play for Fiji at the Rugby League World Cup remains a mystery.
Fiji National Rugby League General Manager Tomy Finau said that head coach Rick Stone is still in the process of trying to get information from Baba if he has a Fijian origin that will make him eligible to play for Fiji.
Finau added that they are expected to get the confirmation soon.
Fiji is pooled with England, Australia and Ireland for the Rugby League World Cup which kicks will be held next month.
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