LeagueNews.co | Robbie Hamilton
The Dolphins are set to receive a much-needed boost with the return of three key players for their upcoming match against the Cowboys at Suncorp Stadium.
According to dolphinsnrl.com.au, Queensland star Hamiso 'The Hammer' Tabuai-Fidow, Kiwi Test representative Kenny Bromwich, and Samoan World Cup player Connelly Lemuelu have all recovered from their concussion protocols and are ready to make their comeback.
In an exciting development, Tabuai-Fidow will be playing in his preferred position of fullback, which is sure to bolster the Dolphins' attacking prowess.
Bromwich and Lemuelu will join him in the back row, further strengthening the team's defensive line.
Meanwhile, Tesi Niu and Robert Jennings have retained their spots in the centres after impressive performances in the Dolphins' narrow loss to the Tigers.
Their combination will be crucial in providing stability and creativity in the backline.
Kodi Nikorima has been named as the five-eighth, a position that he has excelled in throughout his career.
His experience and playmaking skills will be vital in directing the team's attacking plays and creating scoring opportunities.
On the bench, Euan Aitken will provide valuable cover for both the centre and back row positions.
His versatility and defensive prowess make him a valuable asset to the team, capable of making an impact whenever called upon.
With the return of these representative players, the Dolphins are looking to bounce back from their recent defeat and secure a victory against the Cowboys.
Their presence on the field will undoubtedly provide a much-needed boost to the team's morale and overall performance.