The NRL 2022 Canterbury Bulldogs vs North Queensland Cowboys match will be held on August 7, 2:00 PM (A.C.T) and 9:30 AM (Indian Time).
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The matchup is of Canterbury Bulldogs vs North Queensland Cowboys. Both the team will face off in Round 21. The Cowboys will attempt to maintain their momentum when they take on the hot Bulldogs in Bundaberg. The Cowboys have crept to within three victories of Penrith at the top of the league. After destroying the Dragons on Sunday, Todd Payten’s team will concentrate on a potentially dangerous match against a Bulldogs team that is riding high because to Matt Burton and Josh Addo-electrifying Carr’s form. With victories in four of their last six games, the Bulldogs are putting Finals hopefuls the Cowboys, Eels, and Sharks on notice that they’ll be a factor in 2023. However, until then, they can play spoiler.
Fans will expect a carnival atmosphere at Bundaberg’s Salter Oval, where both teams have recently played spacious and exciting football. For Bulldogs following a rib ailment that kept him out of Round 20, Raymond Faitala-Mariner will receive a late call-up. When the roster was reduced to 19 players 24 hours before kickoff, Harrison Edwards was sent to the reserves, and coach Mick Potter initially started with the same 17 players from last weekend’s victory against the Titans. Faitala-Mariner, however, was elevated to the bench.
Cowboys for Kyle Feldt, a winger, will be out for two games with a hamstring injury; Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow will take his place. The new player on the bench is seasoned veteran Jake Granville. When the roster was reduced to 19 players 24 hours before the game, nothing changed.
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The NRL 2022 Canterbury Bulldogs vs North Queensland Cowboys match will be held on August 7, 2:00 PM (A.C.T) and 9:30 AM (Indian Time). In Australia, fans can live stream the match on the Nine Network, Kayo, and Foxtel the New Zealand audience can watch the live match on Sky Sports, and those who are not from Australia or New Zealand but living in a different country and want to enjoy the match then straight away tune into NRL.com.
Canterbury Bulldogs: Jake Averillo, Jacob Kiraz, Aaron Schoupp, Braidon Burns, Josh Addo-Carr, Matt Burton, Kyle Flanagan, Max King, Jeremy Marshall-King, Paul Vaughan, Josh Jackson, Jackson Topine, Tevita Pangai Junior, Zach Dockar-Clay, Joe Stimson, Chris Patolo, Harrison Edwards, Declan Casey, Raymond Faitala-Mariner, Declan Casey, Raymond Faitala-Mariner, Kurtis Morrin
North Queensland Cowboys: Scott Drinkwater, Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow, Valentine Holmes, Peta Hiku, Murray Taulagi, Tom Dearden, Chad Townsend, Jamayne Taunoa-Brown, Reece Robson, Coen Hess, Tom Gilbert, Jeremiah Nanai, Jason Taumalolo, Jake Granville, Reuben Cotter, Luciano Leilua, Griffin Neame, Brendan Elliot, Connelly Lemuelu, Brendan Elliot, Connelly Lemuelu, Kyle Feldt
