| No. | Name | |
|---|---|---|
1Isaiah Iongi, FB | ||
2Brian Kelly, W | ||
3Jordan Samrani, C | ||
4Sean Russell, C | ||
5Josh Addo-Carr, W | ||
6Ronald Volkman, FE | ||
7Jonah Pezet, SH 2 | ||
9Tallyn Da Silva, H | ||
10Jack Williams, FR | ||
11Kelma Tuilagi, SR | ||
12Kitione Kautoga, SR | ||
13Jack De Belin, L | ||
14Dylan Walker, R | ||
| Replacements | ||
15Sam Tuivaiti, P | ||
16Teancum Brown, R | ||
17Harrison Edwards, R | ||
18Joash Papalii, RSV | ||
19Charlie Guymer, RSV | ||
22Toni Mataele, R | ||
*Players currently on the pitch are shown in bold
Queensland coach Billy Slater has defended hooker Harry Grant from accusations by Phil Gould that he is a "cheat" as Maroons forward Pat Carrigan prepares to play his first game in 38 days.
Clint Gutherson has shrugged off retirement rumours, while Damien Cook has flagged two Dragons teammates as potential Blues players.
North Queensland's hopes of making the NRL finals have been boosted with superstar playmaker Tom Dearden named in their extended squad for the first time.
Well, the ridiculous upsets continued last week and there are plenty of tough decisions to make again this week.
The NRL season moves beyond State of Origin, with teams set to battle it out for finals positions over the long run home. There are several teams who are surprisingly out of the running, but still plenty of hope left for others.
Kevin Walters believes the State of Origin decider will give a "big indication" about World Cup selection, admitting Sam Walker is challenging Nathan Cleary for Australia's halfback spot.
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