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词条 1993 State of Origin series
释义

  1. Game I

  2. Game II

  3. Game III

  4. New South Wales teams

  5. Queensland teams

  6. See also

  7. Sources

  8. External links

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| year = 1993
| image =
| count = 5th
| imagesize = 100px
| caption = Logo of the Australian Rugby League
| winners = New South Wales
| margin = 2 - 1
| points = 88
| attendance = 106395
| top points scorer = Rod Wishart (22)
| top try scorer =
}}

The 1993 State of Origin series was the 12th year that the annual best-of-three series of rugby league football matches between the Queensland and New South Wales representative teams was contested under 'state of origin' selection rules. Queensland's favourite son Wally Lewis returned as coach just two years after his retirement as a player.

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Game I

New South Wales were playing their second series under Phil Gould. Queensland were coached for the first time by their Origin "King" Wally Lewis.

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|date = Monday, 3 May 1993
|report = (Report)
|team1 = New South Wales
|team2 = Queensland
|score = 14–10
|points1 = (10 - 1 t, 3 g) Rod Wishart
(4 - 1 t) Ricky Stuart
|points2 = Bob Lindner (4 - 1 t)
Willie Carne (4 - 1 t)
Mal Meninga (2 - 1 g)
|stadium = Lang Park, Brisbane
|attendance = 33,000
|referee= Greg McCallum
|manofmatch= Ricky Stuart }}

An extraordinary defensive effort by New South Wales gave them the spoils in Game I. The Blues led 12-2 at half-time and then held on grimly in a dour second half repelling waves of Queensland attackers. At one stage in the second half, Queensland held the ball for 21 consecutive tackles within 10 metres of the Blues line, but never broke through. New South Wales in that half made an incredible 161 tackles and clung on for a 14-10 victory in an effort typified by one of their big-hearted forwards, Ian Roberts, who had to leave the field moments from the end suffering from exhaustion.

The Blues were inspired by Ricky Stuart and his Canberra halves partner Laurie Daley who overshadowed Brisbane halves duo Kevin Walters and Allan Langer.

Game II

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|date = Monday, 17 May 1993
|report = (Report)
|team1 = New South Wales
|team2 = Queensland
|score = 16–12
|points1 = (4 - 1 t Laurie Daley
(4 - 1 t) Brad Mackay
(8 - 1 t, 2 g) Rod Wishart
|points2 = Mal Meninga (4 - 1 t)
Kevin Walters (4 - 1 t)
Adrian Brunker (2 - 1 g)
Dale Shearer(2 - 1 g)
|stadium = Sydney Football Stadium
|attendance = 41,895
|referee= Eddie Ward
|manofmatch= Tim Brasher }}

In game II the series could easily have been levelled but Queensland allowed a number of scoring opportunities to slip away. The Maroons led 6-0 at the break after captain Mal Meninga crashed over at the bell but missed at least three try-scoring chances in the first half. Willie Carne scored a fair try from a well planned and well executed cross-field kick by Allan Langer but referee Eddie Ward ruled Carne off-side. Television replays showed he wasn't. In the 30th minute Meninga passed to winger Adrian Brunker who was tackled short of the line after Meninga looked as if he might have scored himself. Four minutes later, Queensland fullback Dale Shearer inexplicably lost the ball in the in-goal area when he should have scored.

New South Wales came out inspired by the half-time words of Phil Gould and struck back promptly and with purpose. Laurie Daley scored early in the second half and lock Brad Mackay was over three minutes later after a Ricky Stuart clearing kick was touched in flight putting NSW on-side and allowing Brad Fittler to regain possession. From having been under pressure and looking as if a loss was imminent, the Blues had bounced back for a four-point lead at 10-6.

Rod Wishart scored again for the Blues before Kevin Walters brought the game back into the balance with a try five minutes from full-time. With time ticking away the Maroons refused to concede and another memorable Origin image was created when Meninga came charging out of his own quarter and raced 40 metres upfield before confronting Laurie Daley the sole New South Wales defender. It was a State of Origin moment frozen in time, captain on captain and the match result resting on the winner of the confrontation. It was the Canberra Raiders captain Meninga being chased by his team-mate and understudy Daley. It was the face of the future Australian Test captain chasing down the present. Meninga drew Daley in and passed to Mark Hohn in support, only to see the front-rower drop the ball as the hooter sounded and the Blues retained the trophy.

Game III

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|date = Monday, 31 May 1993
|report = (Report)
|team1 = Queensland
|team2 = New South Wales
|score = 24–12
|points1 = (8 - 2 t) Willie Carne
(4 - 1 t) Steve Walters
(4 - 1 t) Bob Lindner
(4 - 2 g) Mal Meninga
(4 - 2 g) Julian O'Neill
|points2 = Andrew Ettingshausen (4 - 1 t)
Paul Harragon (4 - 1 t)
Rod Wishart (4 - 1 t)
|stadium = Lang Park, Brisbane
|attendance = 31,500
|referee= Greg McCallum
|manofmatch= Dale Shearer }}

Although Game III was a dead rubber both teams put on a sterling performance in front of a crowd of 31,500. A first-half brawl erupted when an early scrum broke up in the 23rd minute. Regular combatants and bitter rivals Steve Walters and Ben Elias clashed while Paul Harragon and Martin Bella stood trading blows. In the aftermath referee Greg McCallum sent all four to the sin bin.

While Maroons coach Lewis was able to take some consolation from the win, the night belonged to Queensland stalwart Bob Lindner who was playing his 25th and last Origin match and was farewelled by the Lang Park crowd.

New South Wales teams

PositionGame 1Game 2Game 3
Fullback{{leagueicon|Balmain|16}} Tim Brasher
Wing{{leagueicon|Cronulla|16}} Andrew Ettingshausen{{leagueicon|Penrith|16}} Graham Mackay
Centre{{leagueicon|Illawarra|16}} Paul McGregor{{leagueicon|Cronulla|16}} Andrew Ettingshausen
Centre{{leagueicon|Penrith|16}} Brad Fittler
Wing{{leagueicon|Illawarra|16}} Rod Wishart
Five-Eighth{{leagueicon|Canberra|16}} Laurie Daley (c)
Halfback{{leagueicon|Canberra|16}} Ricky Stuart
Prop{{leagueicon|Brisbane|16}} Glenn Lazarus
Hooker{{leagueicon|Balmain|16}} Ben Elias{{leagueicon|Newcastle|16}} Robbie McCormack{{leagueicon|Balmain|16}} Ben Elias
Prop{{leagueicon|Manly|16}} Ian Roberts{{leagueicon|North Sydney|16}} David Fairleigh
Second Row{{leagueicon|Balmain|16}} Paul Sironen
Second Row{{leagueicon|Newcastle|16}} Paul Harragon
Lock{{leagueicon|St George|16}} Brad Mackay
Interchange{{leagueicon|North Sydney|16}} David Fairleigh{{leagueicon|Western Suburbs|16}} Terry Hill
Interchange{{leagueicon|Easts|16}} Craig Salvatori{{leagueicon|Western Suburbs|16}} David Gillespie
Interchange{{leagueicon|Canberra|16}} Brett Mullins{{leagueicon|Canberra|16}} Jason Croker{{leagueicon|St George|16}} Scott Gourley
Interchange{{leagueicon|Western Suburbs|16}} Jason Taylor
Coach{{leagueicon|Penrith|16}} Phil Gould

Queensland teams

PositionGame 1Game 2Game 3
Fullback{{leagueicon|Canberra|16}} Gary Belcher{{leagueicon|Gold Coast Seagulls|16}} Dale Shearer
Wing{{leagueicon|Brisbane|16}} Willie Carne{{leagueicon|Canterbury|16}} Brett Dallas
Centre{{leagueicon|Canberra|16}} Mal Meninga (c)
Centre{{leagueicon|Brisbane|16}} Steve Renouf{{leagueicon|St George|16}} Mark Coyne
Wing{{leagueicon|Brisbane|16}} Michael Hancock{{leagueicon|Newcastle|16}} Adrian Brunker{{leagueicon|Brisbane|16}} Willie Carne
Five-Eighth{{leagueicon|Brisbane|16}} Kevin Walters{{leagueicon|Brisbane|16}} Julian O'Neill
Halfback{{leagueicon|Brisbane|16}} Allan Langer
Prop{{leagueicon|Canterbury|16}} Martin Bella
Hooker{{leagueicon|Canberra|16}} Steve Walters
Prop{{leagueicon|Gold Coast Seagulls|16}} Steve Jackson{{leagueicon|Brisbane|16}} Mark Hohn
Second Row{{leagueicon|Illawarra|16}} Bob Lindner{{leagueicon|Brisbane|16}} Trevor Gillmeister
Second Row{{leagueicon|North Sydney|16}} Gary Larson
Lock{{leagueicon|North Sydney|16}} Billy Moore{{leagueicon|Illawarra|16}} Bob Lindner
Interchange{{leagueicon|St George|16}} Mark Coyne{{leagueicon|Brisbane|16}} Julian O'Neill{{leagueicon|Brisbane|16}} Kevin Walters
Interchange{{leagueicon|Brisbane|16}} Dale Shearer{{leagueicon|Gold Coast Seagulls|16}} Steve Jackson{{leagueicon|Canterbury|16}} Darren Smith
Interchange{{leagueicon|Brisbane|16}} Mark Hohn{{leagueicon|North Sydney|16}} Billy Moore{{leagueicon|Gold Coast Seagulls|16}} Steve Jackson
Interchange{{leagueicon|Brisbane|16}} Andrew Gee{{leagueicon|Canterbury|16}} Darren Smith{{leagueicon|North Sydney|16}} Billy Moore
Coach{{leagueicon|Gold Coast Seagulls|16}} Wally Lewis

See also

  • 1993 NSWRL season

Sources

  • Big League's 25 Years of Origin Collectors' Edition, News Magazines, Surry Hills, Sydney
  • Chesterton, Ray (1996) Good as Gould, Ironbark, Sydney

External links

  • 1993 State of Origin at sportsphotography.net
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