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New Zealand has named their team to play Australia in Perth on Saturday. It’s one hell of a forward pack that sees the return of Sydney Roosters tyro Jared Waerea-Hargreaves who joins the NRL’s premier
Michael Morgan has the inside running on Cronulla’s premiership-winning five-eight James Maloney for the utility bench spot according to Johnathan Thurston. The Kangaroos play New Zealand this weekend in Perth. “Morgan has played off the
Australian halfback Cooper Cronk knows all about new Kiwi coach David Kidwell. The pair played together at the Melbourne Storm and Cronk knows what Kidwell will bring to the New Zealanders – starting this weekend
Mal Meninga has announced his Four Nations squad with a few surprising selections. There is no place in the squad for the retiring Corey Parker or Cronulla’s grand final hero and skipper Paul Gallen. Semi
The 2017 Rugby League World Cup draw has been announced with Australia and England to clash in the opening match at Melbourne’s AAMI Park. Brisbane’s Suncorp Stadium will host both a semi-final and the final
With the Anzac Test pushed back to Sunday due to torrential weather in Brisbane, the Australians have even more time to gel their pack says Aussie assistant and former Kangaroo David Furner. “We’re talking about
Veteran Cronulla Shark Luke Lewis says he will be at Suncorp Stadium on Friday night to take on New Zealand despite a first-half injury scare against Penrith at Pepper Stadium on Sunday. “To play for
New Zealand selector Richie Barnett says Benji Marshall is no lock for the ANZAC Test despite being in the same kind of form that once made him the Golden Boot winner. The81stMinute has previously reported
