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Bostock to debut, To'o axed as Blues make six changes for decider
Dolphins back Jack Bostock will make his Origin debut in the July 8 series decider at Suncorp Stadium after NSW coach Laurie Daley made six changes to the side beaten in Game II.
Bostock, who has been named on the wing, will join centres Stephen Crichton and Bradman Best, secondrower Liam Martin, interchange forward Haumole Olakau'atu and dummy half Blayke Brailey as the new faces in the Blues side.
Crichton and Brailey return from injury after playing in Origin I while Olakau'atu has been recalled. Martin and Best have previously played for NSW but were overlooked for the opening two matches of the series.
NSW TEAM: Daley’s brutal Blues shake-up as FIVE stars axed for crucial decider
Blues coach Laurie Daley has swung the axe, making wholesale changes to his team in a bid to shift his squad’s fortunes and win the Suncorp Stadium decider.
Daley has made the brutal decision to drop five players, with Brian To’o, Victor Radley, Kotoni Staggs, Api Koroisau and Dylan Lucas not named after featuring in NSW’s Game II loss at the MCG.
Across the 19 players, a total of six changes were made by Daley in one of the most significant Origin team shake-ups in recent memory.
Jack Bostock has been named on the wing in To’o’s place, while Stephen Crichton and Bradman Best make up the centres.
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Cameron Murray Named in NSW Blues Squad for State of Origin III Decider
South Sydney Rabbitohs forward Cameron Murray has been selected in the NSW Blues squad for State of Origin III, with the series locked at 1–1 and the decider to be played in Queensland.
Murray featured in both games of the series. In Game I at Accor Stadium on 27 May, he was rated among the Blues' best in a 22–20 NSW win, making his presence felt in defence and proving difficult to get around throughout the contest.
In Game II at the MCG on 17 June, Murray contributed a try assist and was one of NSW's more consistent performers in a 44–24 Queensland win.
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