Tallis Duncan's impressive form for South Sydney, including versatility playing second row and centre, positions him for potential selection in Australia's World Cup squad amid a second-row shortage.
Canterbury's chances of making the NRL top eight are all but extinguished after a 22-6 defeat to South Sydney, led by David Fifita's dominant performance, while the Dolphins' 22-0 win over Manly ends the Sea Eagles' finals hopes.
South Sydney Rabbitohs coach Wayne Bennett criticized his team's 'rubbish' errors after their 32-16 loss to the Cronulla Sharks, which leaves them precariously placed on the NRL ladder. Separately, Sharks halfback Nicho Hynes set a new club record for consecutive goals, and Parramatta Eels secured a late 16-13 win over Wests Tigers.
Cronulla Sharks defeated South Sydney 32-16, with key performances from Braydon Trindall and Nicho Hynes. This victory cements their top-four position and positions them to challenge for a top-two finals spot, following a strong round for NRL heavyweights.
Cronulla Sharks defeated South Sydney 32-16, with standout performances from Braydon Trindall and Nicho Hynes, cementing their top-four position and setting sights on a top-two finish in the NRL finals race. The article also briefly mentions a disallowed try for Wests Tigers' Patrick Herbert.
The Cronulla Sharks lead the South Sydney Rabbitohs 18-6 at half-time in their NRL match at Shark Park. Despite Teig Wilton's sin bin for a high tackle, the Sharks scored 18 unanswered points, with Nicho Hynes setting a club record for consecutive conversions.
The Cronulla Sharks and South Sydney Rabbitohs face off in NRL Round 22, with both teams making game day changes, including prop swaps for the Sharks and a second-row adjustment for the Rabbitohs. Wests Tigers also play the Parramatta Eels, and NRLW Magic Round continues in Wagga Wagga.
South Sydney Rabbitohs player Jai Arrow has announced his immediate retirement from rugby league after being diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease (MND). The 30-year-old, who played 178 NRL games and 12 State of Origin matches, will focus on his health and treatment.
Rugby league player Jai Arrow has retired from the NRL after being diagnosed with motor neurone disease (MND). The 30-year-old Souths player, who represented Queensland, will step away from the sport to focus on his health and treatment.
