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Laurie Daley has named his 21-man NSW squad for Game II of the 2026 series, with changes looming for a potential series decider at the MCG.
According to Daley, his final team will be confirmed on Monday evening after his squad was listed in alphabetical order, pending injury reports from a host of stars.
Mitchell Moses, after he was a late omission in the series opener due to a hamstring injury in training, has remained in the squad as he eyes a return to the No.6 jersey.
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Moses, Katoa named for NSW in State of Origin II squad
Mitchell Moses during a NSW Blues training session at Wyong Leagues Club, Kanwal, NSW, Wednesday, May 20, 2026. (AAP: Dan Himbrechts)
NSW coach Laurie Daley is rolling the dice on the fitness of Mitchell Moses after recalling the Parramatta captain to his Blues side for game two of the State of Origin series.
Moses was named in Daley's squad on Monday despite having failed to play for the Eels since he was ruled out of the May 27 series opener in Sydney less than 48 hours before kick-off.
The Parramatta playmaker suffered a minor hamstring strain in the lead-up to game one and was replaced at five-eighth by Canberra's Ethan Strange.
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‘I’m ready’: Katoa primed for Origin debut if Moses fails to prove fitness
Isaiya Katoa has emerged as NSW’s playmaking insurance policy as all eyes turn to Mitchell Moses and his hamstring for the start of Origin II camp.
Moses was named on Monday in a 21-man Blues squad aiming to wrap up the series with a victory against Queensland on Wednesday week.
One player expected to be ruled out of camp as early as Tuesday morning is Stephen Crichton because of an AC joint injury that has required him to receive painkilling injections each week.
It remains to be seen how fit Moses is. The Parramatta playmaker pulled up with hamstring tightness two days before game one, ruling him out of the Eels’ clash on Monday against the Bulldogs. Moses underwent another solid training session early Monday at Parramatta’s Kellyville headquarters as part of his recovery.
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