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Latrell Mitchell Shines in Origin Audition Against Broncos

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Latrell Mitchell showcased his State of Origin credentials in a stellar performance against the Brisbane Broncos, solidifying his case for a spot in the NSW team. Mitchell’s standout display included a try, a try assist, a linebreak, and significant running meters for the Rabbitohs.

The game kicked off with Damien Cook exploiting the Broncos’ defense to score the opening try for the Rabbitohs. Moments later, Keaon Koloamatangi and Mitchell added to the scoreboard with impressive plays, showcasing their prowess.

Despite a sin-bin incident involving Richie Kennar, the Rabbitohs managed to maintain their dominance, with Alex Johnston crossing for a significant career milestone. Mitchell’s encounter with Jordan Riki led to a heated altercation, resulting in both players being temporarily sidelined.

In the aftermath of the match, experts like Greg Alexander and Cooper Cronk lauded Mitchell’s exceptional performance, expressing confidence in his potential selection for the Blues. The likes of Corey Parker and James Graham hailed Mitchell’s resurgence, emphasizing his strong desire to secure a NSW jersey.

Not to be overshadowed, Cody Walker also delivered a compelling case for his inclusion in the Origin squad, impressing with his playmaking skills and vision on the field. As NSW contemplates changes after their game one loss, Walker’s form adds another intriguing dimension to the selection dilemmas.

While the Rabbitohs celebrate their winning streak, the Broncos face a challenging period after three consecutive defeats. Coach Kevin Walters voiced concerns about the team’s performance, highlighting key areas for improvement as they aim to regain momentum in the competition.

Rachel Adams

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