NSW five-eighth Mitchell Moses is set to miss the State of Origin series opener after sustaining a hamstring injury. Multiple outlets report that Moses is in doubt for Game I, indicating his fitness has not met the requirements to play. The ABC says the NSW Blues confirm he is ruled out of the Wednesday night match, making him unavailable for selection in the opener. The reporting aligns on the same issue—Moses has a hamstring injury—and the same timeframe, covering the lead-up to the first game. While earlier accounts describe him as likely to miss, ABC’s update states he is definitively excluded from the match. The articles do not specify the exact severity of the injury or the recovery timeline beyond the implication that he cannot take part in Game I. The outcome means NSW must consider a replacement in the five-eighth role for the series opener, with decisions depending on how the injury affects his short-term recovery.
Mitchell Moses ruled out of State of Origin opener with hamstring injury
NSW five-eighth Mitchell Moses is set to miss the State of Origin series opener after sustaining a hamstring injury. Multiple outlets report that Moses is in doubt for Game I, indicating his fitness h...
- Mitchell Moses sustains a hamstring injury ahead of State of Origin Game I.
- Multiple outlets report Moses is in doubt for the series opener.
- ABC reports NSW Blues confirm Moses is ruled out of Wednesday night’s opener.
- The injury affects his availability for the first match of the State of Origin series.
The NSW Blues have confirmed five-eighth Mitchell Moses will miss Wednesday night's State of Origin opener due to a hamstring injury.
3 months agoNSW five-eighth Mitchell Moses looks set to miss the State of Origin series opener with a hamstring injury.
3 months agoNSW five-eighth Mitchell Moses looks set to miss the State of Origin series opener with a hamstring injury.
3 months agoNSW five-eighth Mitchell Moses looks set to miss the State of Origin series opener with a hamstring injury.
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