1-Slater
2-Folau
3-Jennings
4-Cooper
5-Hayne
6-Lockyer
7-Marshall
8-Blair
9-Smith
10-Taylor
11-Ellis
12-Watmough
13-Stagg

14-Bailey
15-Ryles
16-O'Donnell
17-Barrett
18-Vatuvei
19-Tongue
20-Gidley

Watched the second half, it finished 16-12 to the Indiginous side. Thurston won the Preston Campbell medal for man of the match, he was excellent as usual.
Tries from Sailor, Jones and Soward scored the winner with 2 minutes left. For the NRL team it was Benji, Jennings and J Morris. Jennings was dangerous everytime he got the ball.
Sam Burgess was the best forward on the pitch, put some big hits on and Sterling and Gus were saying he was the best player on the field along with JT. He'd have got the PC medal if the NRL team would have won.
Lockyer got injured in the first quarter and didn't return which will be a worry for the Broncos, Gidley got smashed by his Knights team-mate Cory Paterson and looks like he could miss the start of the season with an ankle injury. Travis Waddell got knocked out.
Alot of dropped ball and errors but it was still a good game with some massive hits.

Really enjoyed that, the try celebration when big Dell scored was legendary!

Does anyone remember that the ARL shıt themselves when there was a serious call to have an Aborigina and TSI side set up for international RL. Arty Beetson was asked to be coach. THis was about 8 or so years ago. They realised that if there was one, it may be a threat to the National side's power being eroded and threw it out. Maybe last night's game, showed they had cause for concern.

indeed i thought jennings was terrific, he made a mockery of the Allstars defence and i lost count of the times he burst through

glad the indiginous side won given it was their night of celebration and hopefully this game is here to stay for the long term. to michael searle and preston campbel for getting it off the ground

I enjoyed the game but it was a bit weird at times wondering who to cheer for. Not being indigineous I felt like cheering the NRL all stars but them would that be racist in some way? I like the concept but any division on race or cultural boundaries feels somewhat awkward. The Indigenous v Maori game was easier to cheer for.

Leaving my feelings aside it was a good event, got good ratings, good crowd and good media and the indigineous people involved seem to value it greatly so I hope it does continue.