Across multiple reports, Penrith halfback Nathan Cleary is credited with setting up a try for his Panthers halves partner Blaize Talagi against Canberra. The coverage describes the try as coming from a “broken play,” indicating the move develops out of disrupted or improvised phases rather than a straightforward set play. In each account, Cleary’s involvement is the key common element: he creates the attacking opportunity and then Talagi finishes it by crossing for a try. The matches’ specifics beyond the try are not detailed differently among the sources provided, and all three outlets use the same framing of the moment—Cleary and Talagi combining from a broken sequence to produce points. No conflicting information appears in the summaries supplied. Together, the articles emphasize the on-field connection between the two Panthers halves during the match against Canberra.