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NRL team of the week - Round 8

  • Munster had a huge game at the back for Melbourne, scoring a try and making 212 metres.
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    1. Cameron Munster - Storm

    Munster had a huge game at the back for Melbourne, scoring a try and making 212 metres.
  • The Raiders skipper scored a try and racked up 20 points in their 60-6 thrashing of Wests Tigers.
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    4. Jarrod Croker - Raiders

    The Raiders skipper scored a try and racked up 20 points in their 60-6 thrashing of Wests Tigers.
  • Rapana scored four tries as the Raiders thrashed the Tigers.
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    5. Jordan Rapana - Raiders

    Rapana scored four tries as the Raiders thrashed the Tigers.
  • Morgan continued his incredible form, bagging another two tries against the Rabbitohs, as well as a try assist.
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    6. Michael Morgan - Cowboys

    Morgan continued his incredible form, bagging another two tries against the Rabbitohs, as well as a try assist.
  • Widdop starred on Anzac Day, scoring a try, setting up another and kicking four goals against the Roosters.
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    7. Gareth Widdop - Dragons

    Widdop starred on Anzac Day, scoring a try, setting up another and kicking four goals against the Roosters.
  • Gallen put his hand up for a Kangaroos recall with an astonishing 246 running metres and 43 tackles.
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    8. Paul Gallen - Sharks

    Gallen put his hand up for a Kangaroos recall with an astonishing 246 running metres and 43 tackles.
  • Merrin had his best game for Penrith, making 209 metres and 40 tackles.
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    10. Trent Merrin - Panthers

    Merrin had his best game for Penrith, making 209 metres and 40 tackles.
Munster had a huge game at the back for Melbourne, scoring a try and making 212 metres.
The Raiders skipper scored a try and racked up 20 points in their 60-6 thrashing of Wests Tigers.
Rapana scored four tries as the Raiders thrashed the Tigers.
Morgan continued his incredible form, bagging another two tries against the Rabbitohs, as well as a try assist.
Widdop starred on Anzac Day, scoring a try, setting up another and kicking four goals against the Roosters.
Gallen put his hand up for a Kangaroos recall with an astonishing 246 running metres and 43 tackles.
Merrin had his best game for Penrith, making 209 metres and 40 tackles.
Yahoo Sport Australia

Jordan Rapana bagged four tries in Canberra's huge win, while Paul Gallen made the perfect pitch for a Test recall with a massive performance.