NSW Blues, Queensland Maroons player ratings
6. Jarome Luai – 4
Did he play his last origin? He fell for the first game and remembered when Mitchell Moses was injured, the Kaplanlar players started Maroons in the sixth minute by gifting a seven acting with a chip kick by Holmes in the sixth minute. He also missed a few struggles that led to Queensland attempts.
7. Nathan Cleary – 6
He kicked strongly and fought with only one longing. Considering that Queensland was very dominant, his effort was not wrong, but it was difficult to shine. The critics will throw their usual “not origin”, but his performance was not so bad.
Brian To’o is trapped by Valentine Holmes.Credit: Getty Images
8. Max King – 4
He played only 23 minutes, which did not leave much opportunity to contribute to him. He made six transports for 36 meters and 18 fights and then spent the rest of the game on the bench.
9. Reece Robson – 5
He defended strongly, fought with three longing and fought with three longings, and before the change in 53 minutes, he began to threaten the puppet half of the second half. API is lacking the attacker’s zipper of Koroisau.
10. Payne Haas – 6
A solid effort that carries the ball 115 meters and struggling 41, but an imposing place as before. Maroons muscle in the middle to include it and to neutralize NSW forward.
11. Liam Martin – 5
Penrith, who was injured in an early gang struggle, showed his toughness by doing military service. However, it was not as effective as in previous origins and only 55 meters attacked. With 46 struggle, he rolled his arms in defense.
12. Angus Crichton – 4
Valentine Holmes by a 12th -minute bell bell, the player of the last year’s actress had a night to forget. He missed six struggles, including some important ones, and had no effect with the ball at hand.
13. Isaah Yeo – 6
With 109 meters in 80 minutes and 49 struggles, the leader was the leader, but he never really threatened. Queensland contains well from the middle forward. Harry Grant missed a struggle that allowed him to score goals.
14. Connor Watson – 4
He came in 53 minutes and looked lively. But until then, NSW was playing football, so it wasn’t an ideal for the counter spark plug.
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15. Spencer Leniu – 4
He played for 36 minutes in two tips. He made a few trademark fees early, but he could not play according to his potential as in his teammates.
16. Hudson Young – 4
I spent the first 52 minutes waiting to take action. He played a ball in the middle forward position, but he did his best in difficult conditions.
17: Stefano Utokikamanu – 5
In the middle of the first half, he produced a good drain after entering a predator. He defended with a little poison, but at the same time seemed to be fighting to keep up with the speed of the game.
Queensland Maroons
1. Hamiso Tabuai -Fidow – 8
He chose Reece Walsh because of the support game and justified the inclusion by jumping to a late unloading to adjust Dearden’s experiment. In the same set, he came with several trial hunters in the second half and made a magnificent capture on a bomb where he continued to escape in the depths of the enemy area.
2. Xavier Coates – 7
He threw the opening attempt and passed a business mountain from his own end – finished with 179 running meters.
The party time for Maroons at the Accor Stadium.Credit: Getty Images
3. Robert TOIA – 7.5
He produced a miracle unloading for DEARDEN to release Tabuai-Fidow for his first attempt. First, one third of the 93 treadmills were after contact. He stood up to the Latrell Mitchell All Series and included NSW Superstar and finished the night with 155 meters and four struggles.
4. Gehamat Shibasaki – 7
Before finding the passage of Coates’ opening attempt, the struggle bust in Zac Lomax presented the shock discussion with an early emphasis reel. Blues Center – Stephen Crichton, which has never come on top of an early dangerous discharge, was good and finished it with 119 meters and seven struggle busts.
5. Valentine Holmes – 6
He scored a more impressive goal, but his strong runs were the main theme, especially in the second half, because Maroons was in trouble after he fought another set of attacks. 134 meters were among the most challenging it produced at this level.
6. Cameron Munster – 7.5
After his father passed, all the eyes were on him and he did not ignite the side, but he did everything to do his best to check for an experienced five -eighth place for 479 strokes and to fix Blues at the end.
7. Tom Dearden – 9
It was included in everything – when he set up the cotter line break until he tries to open the break, while the second is the score. He even produced the ball close to the ball for Grant’s Try, and found some clutch coating sets that prevented a Brian from trying in the corner before a Brian scored a trademark show. Good and really belongs to this arena.
8. Josh Papalii – 7
The short but talisman opening clue running 54 meters without carrying the foundation of Queensland. The representative never took a step back on a heroic return from retirement.
Josh Papalii undertakes Blues defense.Credit: Getty Images
9. Harry Grant – 8
He was constantly investigating around the turntable and was awarded a typical attempt at a close distance in the first half. 67 He made an incredible 55 struggle while managing the running mistress.
10. Tino Fa’asuamaleaui – 7
The first clue believed in everything he produced by running 62 meters without carrying six to six while playing next to Papalii.
11. Reuben Cotter – 8
He took a line break in the position to score the opening attempt and was really inspiring – 87 meters and 18 teams in the first half wrote the brutal mentality. He finished with 102 meters and 41 teams.
12. Kurt Capewell – 6
The defense won the second match, and this time another important hit in Dylan Edwards.
Maroons celebrates their wins.Credit: Getty
13. Trent Loiero – 8
He settled in this arena, finished the opening half with 70 runners and 23 teams. He finished with 114 meters and 49 struggles to silence the suspicions that question the first election.
14. Wolf Mann – 6
After a tab to win another set, he produced an incredible act of juggling to revive the ball in the attack, which led to Dearden’s second attempt.
15. Lindsay Collins – 7
He provided plenty of punches from the moment he stepped into the field – he ran 64 meters in the first half without carrying it. It was finished with 34 teams and 95 meters.
16. Pat Carrigan – 8
He joined Fray in 14 minutes, and was remarkable, only by Brian To’o, healed by 122 for most running meters in the opening half. More after the break.
17. Jeremiah Nanai – N/A
Given the heroes of Cotter and Capewell, he just went on the field at the end of the competition and was fixed for an obstacle refusing to try Holmes. Despite playing less than five minutes, it’s hard to judge him.
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