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Live: 'Got that wrong': Dragons make bright start after Bunker denies Dolphins
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Live: 'Got that wrong': Dragons make bright start after Bunker denies Dolphins

The Melbourne Storm are set to face the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs in a crucial round 22 NRL match, with halfback Jahrome Hughes unavailable due to a hamstring injury. Hayden Watson will make his NRL debut as starting halfback for the Storm, which needs a win to maintain its chances of securing a finals spot. Meanwhile, the Dolphins led the Dragons 16-10 at halftime in Wollongong, scoring three long-range tries. The Dolphins' strong performance highlights their offensive capabilities, while the Dragons remain competitive despite being underdogs.

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Live: 'Got that wrong': Dragons make bright start after Bunker denies Dolphins

The Melbourne Storm are set to face the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs in a crucial round 22 NRL match, with halfback Jahrome Hughes unavailable due to a hamstring injury. Hayden Watson will make his NRL debut as starting halfback for the Storm, which needs a win to maintain its chances of securing a finals spot. Meanwhile, the Dolphins led the Dragons 16-10 at halftime in Wollongong, scoring three long-range tries. The Dolphins' strong performance highlights their offensive capabilities, while the Dragons remain competitive despite being underdogs.

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