In the Raiders’ match against Penrith, Ethan Strange makes a key play involving both ball movement and footwork that leads to a scoring setup for teammate Seb Kris. Multiple outlets describe Strange delivering a sequence in which he beats a Penrith player with quick, “sizzling” footwork before finding Kris with a pass compared to a basketball-style delivery. The pass reaches Kris in a position that enables him to make use of the opportunity created by Strange’s run and offload. While the reports focus on the individual moment—Strange’s ability to change direction, create space, and execute the unusual-looking pass—they consistently frame it as a decisive setup during the game rather than the end of the sequence. Across Sydney Morning Herald, Brisbane Times and The Age (Melbourne), the core details remain aligned: it is Strange against Penrith, the move creates the chance, and Kris benefits from the basketball-style pass.