Tane Edmed Leads NSW Waratahs to Victory Against Crusaders

NSW Waratahs flyhalf Tane Edmed showcased outstanding performance against the Crusaders, catching the eye of Wallabies coach Joe Schmidt, in a recent game in Melbourne. Edmed’s strategic play led to a 37-24 triumph over the defending champions, where he scored 17 points and set up crucial tries for his team.

Edmed’s direct running style proved to be a challenge for the Crusaders, causing trouble for their new flyhalf Taha Kemara. He displayed impressive ball-carrying skills and orchestrated a pivotal play right before halftime, feeding Harry Wilson for a crucial try as the Crusaders were reduced to 14 players.

Following a subpar performance in the previous match, Edmed entered this game with a fearless mentality, determined to excel on the field. His understanding of the Crusaders’ defensive patterns enabled him to make effective decisions, opting for direct carries instead of risky passes.

Not only did Edmed shine in attack, but his defensive efforts also stood out, notably chasing down Sevu Reece to prevent a potential try that could have sparked the Crusaders’ comeback. Coach Darren Coleman praised Edmed’s dedication and growth, emphasizing the significance of his role as a flyhalf.

With standout performances like this, Edmed’s name is now in discussions for higher honors, reflecting his ambition to wear the coveted gold ten jersey for the Wallabies. His focus remains on delivering consistent performances for the Waratahs, knowing that team success is key to individual recognition.