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The sixth-placed Cowboys have beaten the top-of-the-table Storm 38-30 to open NRL league's round 26 in Townsville

The sixth-placed Cowboys have beaten the top-of-the-table Storm 38-30 to open NRL league's round 26 in Townsville

30 August 2024 - article from www.rugbyleague.co.nz

Melbourne rested 11 regulars and lost fullback Ryan Papenhuyzen midway through the first half, but still made 45 line breaks.

North Queensland coach Todd Payten was left shaking his head at the turnstile nature of the defence, despite the win.

The Cowboys missed 46 in total.

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