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Young binned for McInnes high shot

Summary by Sydney Morning Herald
Hudson Young was sent to the bin for a high shot on Cameron McInnes

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Young avoids ban after copping sin-bin for high shot

Hudson Young celebrates his try in the Raiders’ win over Cronulla at Canberra’s GIO Stadium. (David Hossack/AAP PHOTOS) By Jacob Shteyman and Scott Bailey in Canberra The first victim of the NRL’s high tackle crackdown has avoided suspension, with the match review committee deeming Hudson Young’s shot not worthy of a ban. Young was controversially sin-binned in Canberra’s last-gasp win over Cronulla on Thursday night, days after an NRL memo to c…

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'I didn't think anything of it': Young's surprise at sin bin, Raiders avoid ban

Canberra Raiders triumph 24-20 against Sharks despite puzzling refereeing decisions. Fines for Kris and Young, but no bans for Raiders players.

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NRL star avoids ban despite sin bin for high shot

‘I didn’t think anything of it when I made the tackle.’

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‘Direct and forceful’: Raider binned amid NRL crackdown

Hudson Young is the first player to be sin-binned following the NRL’s crackdown on high shots in the Raiders’ last-gasp victory.

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Young binned for McInnes high shot

Hudson Young was sent to the bin for a high shot on Cameron McInnes

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Why can’t penalties just be penalties?

NRL Tackle. Photo: Flickr.com. The NRL has cracked down hard in recent years on dangerous contact—whether it be high tackles, hip-drop tackles, or anything else that might put a player at risk. Player safety is, and should be, the priority. No one wants to see concussions, broken legs, or careers cut short because of reckless play. But in implementing this crackdown, the game has seen a massive rise in sin bins and suspensions. The logic is clea…

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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in Sydney, Australia on Thursday, April 3, 2025.
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