Australia international Angus Crichton played his first match since the World Cup final at the weekend as he turned out for Sydney Roosters’ NSW Cup side.
Australia and Sydney Roosters back-rower Angus Crichton is free to play in the NRL’s opening round, despite previously receiving a two-match ban following the World Cup final.
Australia forward Angus Crichton has had his two-match World Cup final suspension halved, meaning he will only miss one game for Sydney Roosters.
Australia forward Angus Crichton will challenge his two-match penalty notice following their 30-10 win over Samoa in the World Cup final.
Angus Crichton has opened up on his contract situation with the Sydney Roosters and says he is keen to pen a new deal with the Tricolours.
With the NRL season just around the corner, we’ve taken a look six back-rowers to watch this year.