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New South Wales (Blues) vs Queensland (Maroons)
State of Origin 2012 Game 2
Date: Wed. 13th June, 2012
Round 14 :: NRL Season 2012
TV: Fox

Stats: Live

BLUES: Brett Stewart, Jarryd Hayne, Michael Jennings, Josh Morris, Akuila Uate, Todd Carney, Mitchell Pearce, Paul Gallen (c), Robbie Farah, James Tamou, Glenn Stewart, Luke Lewis, Greg Bird. Interchange: Trent Merrin, Jamie Buhrer, Ben Creagh, Tony Williams

MAROONS: Billy Slater, Darius Boyd, Greg Inglis, Justin Hodges, Brent Tate, Johnathan Thurston, Cooper Cronk, Matthew Scott, Cameron Smith (c), Petero Civoniceva, Nate Myles, Sam Thaiday, Ashley Harrison. Interchange (from): Matt Gillett, David Taylor, Ben Hannant, David Shillington, Daly Cherry-Evans, Dane Nielsen

NRL State of Origin 2012 Game 1 Preview:

NSW have named four debutants for the opening 2012 Origin game at Melbourne’s Etihad Stadium (Docklands).

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After ill-fated stints at Canberra and the Sydney Roosters, the enigmatic Todd Carney has been awarded for his career rebirth at Cronulla with his first Origin jumper. He will partner former Roosters teammate Mitchell Pearce, replacing the out-of-favour Jamie Soward at five-eighth. North Queensland’s James Tamou, who controversially chose to play for Australia in the recent Anzac Test (despite his Kiwi heritage), will debut in the forwards. Manly’s Jamie Buhrer and Tony Williams (coming off a seven-match ban) will also debut on the interchange, joining Sea Eagles teammates Brett and Glenn Stewart. Robbie Farah makes an Origin comeback (his first game since 2009), replacing Michael Ennis.

NSW have focused on a speedy backline of Brett Stewart, Akuila Uate, Michael Jennings (despite being demoted to the Windsor NSW Cup team), Josh Morris and Jarryd Hayne to combat QLD’s big men.

Queensland’s biggest question – who would replace Darren Lockyer – has been answered by Johnathan Thurston shifting to five-eighth and Cooper Cronk stepping into halfback. Brent Tate replaces the injured Jharal Yow Yeh, while Corey Parker has been omitted. Brisbane’s Matt Gillett and Manly’s Daly Cherry-Evans will make their debuts.

While the opening game has again been shifted to the ‘neutral’ territory of Melbourne’s Etihad Stadium, the large contingent of Queenslanders in the Melbourne Storm (not to mention the rivalry between Victoria and NSW) should tip the balance towards the Maroons.