The Super League 2022 Hull Kingston Rovers vs Wigan Warriors match will be held on August 29, 7:30 PM (A.C.T) and 3:00 PM (Indian Time).
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The match is of Hull Kingston Rovers vs Wigan Warriors. Hull KR, like a select few clubs, will have nothing left to play for in 2022, giving them a sense of freedom that might be advantageous when playing the wily Wigan Warriors. But when Wigan comes to town on this Bank Holiday Monday, can they upset the applecart? The Warriors will be on a high after keeping their unblemished home record against the Champions St Helens with a decisive victory, and they’ll want to keep it going as the playoffs approach.
Hull KR have now lost Mikey Lewis to the same problem terminating his year after losing Lachlan Coote to concussion last week for the remainder of the season as he was forced off with the same ailment for the third time this year. Speaking of seasons coming to an end, Jimmy Keinhorst received a one-game suspension in addition to Jez Litten’s two-game suspension, which terminates his season.
Liam Farrell’s health will be a concern for the Warriors after he suffered a knee injury in the 53rd minute of their match against St. Helens. Due to injuries, Brad Singleton and Cade Cust might not play in this game either. On Monday, two very different wingers will square up against one another: the quick French versus the incredible muscle and power of Ryan Hall. Two of the best wingers in the league square up in a true clash of styles. The winner will be intriguing to see.
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The Super League 2022 Hull Kingston Rovers vs Wigan Warriors match will be held on August 29, 7:30 PM (A.C.T) and 3:00 PM (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.
Hull Kingston Rovers: Lachlan Coote, Ben Crooks, Brad Takairangi, Shaun Kenny-Dowall, Ryan Hall, Jordan Abdull, Albert Vete, Matt Parcell, George King, Dean Hadley, Kane Linnett, Matty Storton, Jez Litten, Luis Johnson, Korbin Sims, Elliot Minchella, Jimmy Keinhorst, Will Dagger, Mikey Lewis, Rowan Milnes, Will Maher
Wigan Warriors: Bevan French, Jake Bibby, Iain Thornley, Liam Marshall, Cade Cust, Brad Singleton, Patrick Mago, Liam Farrell, John Bateman, Morgan Smithies, Kaide Ellis, Harry Smith, Oliver Partington, Ethan Havard, Liam Byrne, Joe Shorrocks, Jai Field, Abbas Miski, Sam Halsall, Brad O’Neill
