Daly Cherry-Evans Stretches Roosters Lead Against Sharks

Daly Cherry-Evans barged over during the first half to extend the Roosters' advantage over the Sharks.

Justin Tomlinson

Editor-in-Chief, Mora Discover

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Daly Cherry-Evans Stretches Roosters Lead Against Sharks

Daly Cherry-Evans barged his way over the line during the first half against the Sharks to stretch the Roosters' lead in the contest.[1][2]

The successful effort by Cherry-Evans added to the Roosters' first-half margin as the team looked to maintain control over the Sharks.[1][2]

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