Canberra Raiders NRL News

Daly Cherry-Evans avoids suspension after second charge in 14-year career, playing against Raiders.

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"Cherry-Evans Navigates Judiciary Outcome to Remain Unscathed in his 14-Year Rugby League Career"

Manly and Queensland leader Daly Cherry-Evans has avoided a potentially stain-inducing milestone in his extensive 313-game tenure, with news.com.au revealing that the skipper will take the field against the Raiders on Friday night unhampered by suspension.

The seasoned halfback found himself in hot water after a tackle on Parramatta's Shaun Lane resulted in a grade two dangerous throw charge, prompting his teammate to cop a ban for two games after taking the early guilty plea.

This was only the second charge in Cherry-Evans' career, with the first ironically also involving a dangerous throw against the Eels six years ago.

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Broncos get key players back, Roosters also adding injured players for thrilling matchup. Raiders adjust.

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The Broncos have received a double boost for Friday night's showdown against the Roosters after a tough loss at home.

Star players Ezra Mam and Selwyn Cobbo are back in action after missing their last game, while Reece Walsh and Adam Reynolds are ready to go despite some cramping issues.

The Roosters are welcoming back Daniel Tupou, Victor Radley, and Sandon Smith after injuries, setting the stage for an exciting matchup.

Meanwhile, Raiders coach Ricky Stuart is shaking things up after a disappointing loss, making changes to his squad.

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Sea Eagles captain Daly Cherry-Evans cleared to play against Raiders despite dangerous throw charge.

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The Manly Warringah Sea Eagles have scored a win off the field, with star player Daly Cherry-Evans given the all-clear to take on the Canberra Raiders this Friday night.

The captain successfully dodged a dangerous throw charge, proving he's still got plenty of game left in him after a whopping 313 matches for the club.

The Sea Eagles took a gamble by pushing to downgrade the charge, showing they're willing to fight tooth and nail for their players.

Cherry-Evans, known for his clean record and leadership on the field, was only handed a $750 fine for the lesser offence.

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