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The Harvey Norman NRL All Stars returns to the Gold Coast in 2020 and the squads have been named for the men's and women's matches on February 22.

Indigenous All Stars coach Laurie Daley and his Maoris counterpart David Kidwell named their 20-man squads on Tuesday for the showpiece clash at Cbus Super Stadium while women's coaches Rusty Matua and Ben Jeffries also announced their squads.

All Stars squads

Indigenous All Stars vs Maori All Stars, Saturday 22 at Cbus Super Stadium, 8.10pm

Team Lists

Backs

  • Fullback for Indigenous is number 1 Latrell Mitchell
    Fullback for Maori is number 1 Kalyn Ponga
  • Winger for Indigenous is number 2 Blake Ferguson
    Winger for Maori is number 2 Dallin Watene-Zelezniak
  • Centre for Indigenous is number 3 James Roberts
    Centre for Maori is number 3 Esan Marsters
  • Centre for Indigenous is number 4 Jesse Ramien
    Centre for Maori is number 4 Dylan Walker
  • Winger for Indigenous is number 5 Josh Addo-Carr
    Winger for Maori is number 5 Bryson Goodwin
  • Five-Eighth for Indigenous is number 6 Jack Wighton
    Five-Eighth for Maori is number 6 Kodi Nikorima
  • Halfback for Indigenous is number 7 Tyrone Roberts
    Halfback for Maori is number 7 Jahrome Hughes

Forwards

  • Prop for Indigenous is number 8 Josh Kerr
    Prop for Maori is number 8 Jesse Bromwich
  • Hooker for Indigenous is number 9 Nathan Peats
    Hooker for Maori is number 9 Brandon Smith
  • Prop for Indigenous is number 10 Jamayne Taunoa-Brown
    Prop for Maori is number 10 Adam Blair
  • 2nd Row for Indigenous is number 11 Joel Thompson
    2nd Row for Maori is number 11 Kenneath Bromwich
  • 2nd Row for Indigenous is number 12 Wade Graham
    2nd Row for Maori is number 12 Briton Nikora
  • Lock for Indigenous is number 13 David Fifita
    Lock for Maori is number 13 Corey Harawira-Naera

Interchange

  • Interchange for Indigenous is number 14 Connor Watson
    Interchange for Maori is number 14 Issac Luke
  • Interchange for Indigenous is number 15 Chris Smith
    Interchange for Maori is number 15 Brad Takairangi
  • Interchange for Indigenous is number 16 Zac Saddler
    Interchange for Maori is number 16 Zane Tetevano
  • Interchange for Indigenous is number 17 Josh Curran
    Interchange for Maori is number 17 Jordan Riki

Reserves

  • Reserve for Indigenous is number 18 Alex Johnston
    Reserve for Maori is number 18 Kevin Proctor
  • Reserve for Indigenous is number 19 Tyrone Peachey
    Reserve for Maori is number 19 Malakai Watene-Zelezniak
  • Reserve for Indigenous is number 20 Tyrell Fuimaono
    Reserve for Maori is number 20 Pasami Saulo

Match Officials

  • Referee: Gerard Sutton
  • Referee: Peter Gough
  • Touch Judge: Nick Morel
  • Senior Review Official: Steve Chiddy

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Indigenous All Stars: Marquee South Sydney recruit Latrell Mitchell will start at fullback but Cody Walker and Andrew Fifita are in doubt with injuries. Fifita had his knee cleaned out before Christmas while Walker is recovering from off-season shoulder surgery. Daley said a decision on Walker and Fifita's availability will be made by their respective club doctors. If fit, Walker is likely to play halfback alongside Jack Wighton at five-eighth. Tyrone Roberts, last year's Man of the Match in a 34-14 win, is a readymade No.7 replacement. Broncos centre Jack Bird was initially picked but withdrew from the squad as he manages his comeback from an ACL injury. He was replaced by Warriors forward Josh Curran.

Maori All Stars: The Maori side shouldn't lack go-forward with Nelson Asofa-Solomona, Adam Blair, Jesse Bromwich, Kenny Bromwich, James Tamou, Kevin Proctor, Briton Nikora, Zane Tetevano and Corey Harawira-Naera among an elite crop of big men chosen. Kalyn Ponga will slot in at fullback while Dallin Watene-Zelezniak and Bailey Simonsson appear the likely wingers, while Dylan Walker, Malakai Watene-Zelezniak, Brad Takairangi and Esan Marsters are centre options. Marsters, who had off-season ankle surgery, is in doubt to play and discussions with the Cowboys medical staff about his fitness are ongoing.

Indigenous All Stars Women vs Maori All Stars Women, Friday February 22 at Cbus Super Stadium, 5.10pm

Indigenous All Stars: Internationals Tallisha Harden and Shakiah Tungai will lead the charge for Ben Jeffries' Indigenous Women's All Stars in their showdown with the Maori Women's All Stars. Harden and Tungai both scored tries in the Jillaroos side which downed the Kiwi Ferns 28-8 at WIN Stadium last October.

Maori All Stars: Kiwi Ferns Krystal Rota, Raecene McGregor and Kiana Takairangi join forces with Jillaroos Corban McGregor and Botille Vette-Welsh in a strong squad. Playmaker McGregor was part of the Brisbane side which stormed to victory in the NRLW grand final last October, scoring a try in the 30-6 triumph. Coached by Rusty Matua the Maori side features 10 players with NRLW experience.

Get your tickets to see the best of the NRL’s Indigenous and Mãori players going head to head at Cbus Super Stadium on February 22

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