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Australia call in two bolters for Tests with star hurt (opens the original)
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Nic Maddinson is within touching distance of a remarkable return to the Test team, after Cameron Green's abdominal strain left him in doubt for the series opener against South Africa. Selectors confirmed on Thursday night that Maddinson had been called into the Test squad, after not featuring in Australia's red-ball side for almost 10 years. Sam Harper has also been drafted in as a back-up wicketkeeper, with a finger fracture now officially ruling Josh Inglis out of the first Test in Durban star
Tupou on verge of history in NRL decider (opens the original)
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Daniel Tupou is a mere few touches away from joining rugby league's most exclusive club on the game's most illustrious day. Not that the Sydney Roosters winger will let himself think about it for more than a few seconds. Tupou will enter Sunday night's grand final against Newcastle with 198 tries to his name for the Sydney Roosters. In the game's 119-year history, just two other players have reached the magical 200 mark, with those being Ken Irvine and Alex Johnston. If Tupou does reach 200 on S
Early post-surgery signs good for Dally M winner Cleary (opens the original)
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Nathan Cleary has received positive early news on his badly broken leg, as the Penrith superstar was awarded his maiden Dally M while in a wheelchair. Cleary beat out Braydon Trindall to take home the NRL's top gong on Wednesday night, giving him a complete set of major rugby league awards. The 28-year-old was unable to attend the awards night, after being released from hospital on Wednesday following emergency surgery on his ankle. AAP understands the surgeon is so far happy with the outcome of
The premiership record that shows Cherry-Evans' growth (opens the original)
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Daly Cherry-Evans can sum up his evolution as a player in a few simple sentences. "For a long time I was a five-eighth wearing a No.7," Cherry-Evans explains ahead of Sunday's grand final against Newcastle. "And right now, I'm probably a halfback wearing a No.6." Cherry-Evans has a chance to do what few else have at Accor Stadium, and finish a marathon 379-game NRL career with a second premiership. If the veteran half does help lead the Sydney Roosters to victory over the Knights, he will become
Why grand final run might not net Knights coach Dally M (opens the original)
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Newcastle's fairytale finals run won't be factored into Dally M coach of the year voting, but Knights players insist Justin Holbrook should still take the prize. Holbrook's magical first year at the Knights could be recognised at the NRL's gala event on Wednesday night, as one of several key prizes up for grabs. Nathan Cleary remains favourite to take home the top individual players' honour, albeit with the Penrith superstar unable to attend given his horrific ankle injury. Panthers teammate Dyl
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