Coached by Canberra’s greatest five-eighth, Strange makes a dream Origin debut
Ethan Strange made a notable debut in the State of Origin, showcasing his skills as a young player. He scored a try and contributed significantly to the NSW team's comeback victory against Queensland. Coached by Laurie Daley, Strange's performance exceeded expectations, marking a promising start to his career.
- ▪Ethan Strange entered his first State of Origin match with high hopes of living up to Laurie Daley's legacy.
- ▪Strange scored a try and was pivotal in NSW's comeback victory against Queensland.
- ▪He was called into the starting side just before the game, demonstrating his readiness for the challenge.
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