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Jayden Brailey plays for England partly to honor his grandmother and also for his mother, Carla.
The death of his grandmother isn't the only reason Jayden Brailey wants to play for England. But it's one of them.
He'll continue to stake his claim for a spot in the World Cup squad when the Canberra Raiders take on the Storm in Melbourne today.
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Angus Crichton is ruled out against Cronulla due to a foot injury and will seek medical advice.
Roosters backrower Angus Crichton has been ruled out of Sunday night's clash against Cronulla due to a nagging foot injury.
It's understood the injury has been hampering Crichton for quite some time, and the second-rower will now seek advice during the week on what the injury could be.
Crichton played 80 minutes against the Dolphins and Raiders, while missing seven minutes against the Storm three weeks ago.
It's unclear at this stage how much time Crichton will miss, with his rugby league career concluding at the end of this season, where he will join the Wallabies in their preparation for a home World Cup in 2027.
The Canberra Raiders are negotiating contract extensions for key players before free agency on November 1, aiming to secure their future.
The Canberra Raiders are taking proactive steps to secure a group of key players before they enter free agency on November 1 this year.
With Josh Papali'i's anticipated exit at the end of the season, the team is eager to maintain a strong future in the capital.
This effort includes extending contracts for Ethan Sanders, Sebastian Kris, Xavier Savage, and Joe Roddy, as reported by the Canberra Times, which indicates that negotiations have commenced to solidify these players' futures.
Additionally, Hudson Young is set to enter free agency at the end of 2027 and will be open to negotiations with NRL competitors in November unless he is re-signed beforehand. Still, talks with the NSW Blues representative are reportedly going well, with hopes for a two- to three-year extension in place.