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Rating British NRL players in Round Four

With the NRL now in its second week since returning, we rate the British players and assess their impact in Round Four.

Herbie Farnworth

Herbie Farnworth made his first start of the season against Sydney Roosters. Credit: Naparazzi (Wikimedia). This file is licenced under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 2.0 Generic licence.

The English winger had a diffcult night, as his Brisbane Broncos were thrashed 59-0 by Sydney Roosters. It was the Lancashire-born winger’s first start of the season. He made 92 metres during the course of the match, and made six of his eight tackle attempts.

Rating: 5/10

Ryan Hall

Hall got a rare outing for the Sydney Roosters during their win in Brisbane, and whilst he wasn’t involved in any tries, he was dangerous with his running, and managed five tackle breaks. Hall also ran 184 metres. In addition, he made two out of his three tackle attempts.

Rating: 6/10

Tom Burgess

Tom Burgess in action for England. Credit: Mark Cosgrove/News Images

The only Burgess left at South Sydney Rabbitohs had a busy night, as the Bunnies were beaten 22-8 at Melbourne Storm. He made 23 tackles out of 26 attempts, and ran 87 metres.

Rating: 6/10

Josh Hodgson

Josh Hodgson. Credit: Terry Donnelly/News Images

Hodgson and the Canberra Raiders were brought back down to earth with a bump, after suffering a 34-18 defeat against Newcastle Knights. He only making 16 metres, but was busy in defence, making 41 tackles. He also made 126 metres with kicks.

Rating: 6/10

Elliott Whitehead

George Williams

George Williams in action for Wigan. Credit: Richard Long/News Images

After a big game last week, Williams once again tried his best to get Canberra up the pitch. He managed to grab two assists, and ran for 93 metres. His kicks were also effective, as he racked up 408 metres from kicks for the Raiders.

Rating: 7/10

James Graham

James Graham pictured for England. Credit: Terry Donnelly/News Images

The forward made a big effort, but it didn’t stop the St George-Illawara Dragons from falling to defeat once again at Graham’s former club Canterbury. He made 162 metres, 142 of them after contact, and made all 38 of his tackle attempts. His best efforts didn’t stop the Dragons from losing 22-2.

Rating 7/10

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