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A heavyweight battle between arguably the two best dummy-halves in the game is set to take place on Friday night. Storm hooker Harry Grant, who has been in sublime form since a poor showing in the Origin opener, will face off against Sharks skipper Blayke Brailey. If Grant has been No. 1 among hookers in the back half of the season, Brailey is 1a. In fact, you can make a case that there are only a couple of players across the league who have been in better form in the second half of 2025 than the Sharks No. 9. It hasn’t just been his play which has lit a rocket under this red-hot Sharks team, it’s been his leadership that has elevated the playing group as well. Since Brailey took over as Cronulla skipper for the injured Cam McInnes, the Sharks are five from five, including finals wins over the Roosters and Raiders. This looms as the toughest test though, as Brailey and the Sharks take on the reigning Dally M Hooker of the Year. However, that award looks to be Brailey’s to win with Grant ineligible due to suspension. It’s not the only achievement Brailey is chasing though. Another strong game on Friday night and he’ll be very hard for Kangaroos coach Kevin Walters to leave him out of the Ashes squad to tour England. “He’s playing that well I think he might be going on the Kangaroos tour. Harry Grant is the No. 1 but there’s a fair chance that Brailey will have to get his passport ready,” Cooper Cronk predicted. Of course if picked, Brailey will be playing second fiddle to incumbent Grant but regardless, it would be a well deserved achievement. With the pair to go face-to-face this weekend, it’s a bout that foxsports.com.au’s Paul Crawley can hardly wait for. “Harry Grant since Origin I, which was his worst game of the season, the way that he has responded has been great,” Crawley said. “He is Melbourne’s main man at the moment but Brailey’s leadership on and off the field, he’s a man of action, not necessarily words. “He’s so crafty, he’s intelligent and he’s so tough. It’s underrated how tough he is.” #nrl #football #nrlfinals #sharksnrl #melbournestorm
A heavyweight battle between arguably the two best dummy-halves in the game is set to take place on Friday night. Storm hooker Harry Grant, who has been in sublime form since a poor showing in the Origin opener, will face off against Sharks skipper Blayke Brailey. If Grant has been No. 1 among hookers in the back half of the season, Brailey is 1a. In fact, you can make a case that there are only a couple of players across the league who have been in better form in the second half of 2025 than the Sharks No. 9. It hasn’t just been his play which has lit a rocket under this red-hot Sharks team, it’s been his leadership that has elevated the playing group as well. Since Brailey took over as Cronulla skipper for the injured Cam McInnes, the Sharks are five from five, including finals wins over the Roosters and Raiders. This looms as the toughest test though, as Brailey and the Sharks take on the reigning Dally M Hooker of the Year. However, that award looks to be Brailey’s to win with Grant ineligible due to suspension. It’s not the only achievement Brailey is chasing though. Another strong game on Friday night and he’ll be very hard for Kangaroos coach Kevin Walters to leave him out of the Ashes squad to tour England. “He’s playing that well I think he might be going on the Kangaroos tour. Harry Grant is the No. 1 but there’s a fair chance that Brailey will have to get his passport ready,” Cooper Cronk predicted. Of course if picked, Brailey will be playing second fiddle to incumbent Grant but regardless, it would be a well deserved achievement. With the pair to go face-to-face this weekend, it’s a bout that foxsports.com.au’s Paul Crawley can hardly wait for. “Harry Grant since Origin I, which was his worst game of the season, the way that he has responded has been great,” Crawley said. “He is Melbourne’s main man at the moment but Brailey’s leadership on and off the field, he’s a man of action, not necessarily words. “He’s so crafty, he’s intelligent and he’s so tough. It’s underrated how tough he is.” #nrl #football #nrlfinals #sharksnrl #melbournestorm

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