| No. | Name | |
|---|---|---|
1Jye Gray, FB | ||
2Alex Johnston, W | ||
3Jack Wighton, C | ||
4Isaiah Tass, C | ||
5Tyrone Munro, W | ||
6Jayden Sullivan, FE | ||
7Jamie Humphreys, SH | ||
8Jai Arrow, P | ||
9Siliva Havili, H | ||
10Keaon Koloamatangi, FR | ||
11Euan Aitken, SR | ||
12Tallis Duncan, SR | ||
13Lachlan Hubner, L | ||
| Replacements | ||
14Davvy Moale, R | ||
15Sean Keppie, RSV | ||
16Liam Le Blanc, R | ||
17Tevita Tatola, R | ||
18Ryan Gray, R | ||
*Players currently on the pitch are shown in bold
This week we had a lot of State of Origin byes again, leaving many teams unmoved, but the Roosters found a ladder with their fightback win over the Knights, who landed on a snake to the bottom of the board.
Wests Tigers chief executive Shane Richardson has made the sensational claim that referees have an inherent bias against teams that are lower on the NRL ladder.
Apart from a couple of injury replacements the Blues retain the same squad heading into Game II to be played at Optus Stadium, Perth.
We take a look at the Queensland team that will run out onto Optus Stadium on Wednesday June 18.
NSW five-eighth Mitch Moses has been ruled out of the second State of Origin match after suffering a calf strain at training.
Payne Haas couldn't imagine himself playing for another NRL club, shutting down the possibility of a move from Brisbane.
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