Multiple outlets report that Nathan Cleary produces a no-look grubber behind the defence to set up a try for Hudson Young against the Maroons. The play is described as Cleary kicking from behind the defensive line, catching the opposition off guard and creating space for Young to score. The reports identify the same key moment: Cleary’s blind pass-type grubber, the positioning of the ball in behind the Maroons’ defence, and Young’s finish to convert the play into points. Each outlet frames the play as a decisive or standout contribution within the match, with no significant differences in the described sequence of events. While the broader game context is not detailed in the provided excerpts, all three sources agree on the central incident and its outcome—Cleary’s no-look grubber directly leads to Young scoring against Queensland’s Maroons. The reporting is consistent in naming both players and describing the technique and result of the move.