NSW State of Origin rankings for sport two

NSW PLAYER RATINGS FROM ORIGIN II

1 James Tedesco – 6

NSW’s captain led his crew in run metres and was stable in kick returns. An absence of cohesion in assault did not present Tedesco with many alternatives.

2 Brian To’o – 5

The Penrith flyer had two deal with breaks and 143 run metres however the majority of which got here exterior of his personal half.

3 Stephen Crichton – 6

Crichton had NSW’s finest probability of the primary half and was chased down by a determined Daly Cherry-Evans. Had an attractive duel on the proper edge with Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow.

4 Tom Trbojevic – 1

A troublesome night time for Trbojevic. Gave away a penalty on the Blues’ first defensive set then departed the sector with a pectoral damage.

5 Josh Addo-Carr – 4

When Trbojevic went down, so did the cohesion of NSW’s proper edge. A quiet night time for Addo-Carr who struggled to hyperlink with impromptu centre Damien Cook dinner. Sin-binned for putting within the remaining minute.

6 Jarome Luai – 7.5

Luai had 4 deal with breaks within the first half and attacked the road with vigour. Considered one of just a few Blues gamers that gave Queensland actual complications in defence.

7 Mitchell Moses – 6.5

Moses was vigorous and attacked each edges with no hesitation within the opening 40 minutes. Had some enterprising play to start the second half then was saved comparatively quiet.

8 Junior Paulo – 5

The Blues’ battering ram put in a troublesome shift within the center and made eight runs for 61 metres.

17 Reece Robson – 6

Began at hooker on debut. Good service out of dummy-half and made a team-high 46 tackles. The event did not get the higher of Robson.

10 Payne Haas – 8

The very best Blue on discipline. Haas was immense and had 113 first-half run metres from 15 carries, whereas making 26 tackles. Completed the sport the main metre-eater.

11 Tyson Frizell – 5

Solely 4 runs and 34 metres for Frizell. The NSW veteran was tenacious defensively in a brutal contest.