Live updates from State of Origin II between NSW Blues and Queensland Maroons. NSW leads 12-8 at halftime after tries from Mark Nawaqanitawase and a late try from Trent Loiero for Queensland. Victor Radley is on report for a high tackle.
NSW Blues recall Mitchell Moses for State of Origin game 2 despite hamstring concerns, with Dolphins' Isaiya Katoa on standby; Payne Haas and Api Koroisau also join squad
Parramatta Eels coach Jason Ryles expresses no concern over Mitchell Moses' hamstring issue, hopeful for his return against Canterbury after missing the Newcastle game; Blues coach Laurie Daley indicates Moses' selection for Game II pending his recovery.
NSW Blues recover from 20-0 deficit to beat Queensland 22-20 in State of Origin I, with Nathan Cleary scoring a try and kicking three goals, including the winner with a minute left.
NSW Blues overcome a 20-0 deficit to win State of Origin I 22-20, with James Tedesco scoring a dramatic late try; Queensland's Kalyn Ponga sent off for a shoulder charge, sparking controversy.
NSW Blues coach Laurie Daley faces a tough decision between Dylan Edwards and James Tedesco for fullback, while Wallabies coach Joe Schmidt must choose between Tom Wright, Max Jorgensen, and Jock Campbell for the same position amid Super Rugby Pacific developments.
Mitchell Moses will miss State of Origin Game I due to a minor hamstring tear sustained in training. Ethan Strange will debut at five-eighth for the NSW Blues, with coach Laurie Daley expressing confidence in the young player.
New South Wales playmaker Mitchell Moses is in doubt for the State of Origin opener due to a hamstring issue, prompting the call-up of Matt Burton. Ethan Strange is the likely replacement if Moses is ruled out.
Billy Slater has backed Sam Walker to debut for Queensland at halfback, leaving Reece Walsh out of the State of Origin opener. Kalyn Ponga will start at fullback. NSW coach Laurie Daley has named six debutants, with James Tedesco reclaiming the fullback spot.
For the second straight year, the NSW Blues can secure the Women's State of Origin shield in Game II, with the Maroons trying to defend home turf in Brisbane. Follow live.
The NSW Blues have won Game I of Women's State of Origin, overcoming a half-time deficit to secure an 11-6 win. Follow live.
