Let's be honest, both of Warrington's wingers can be a bit iffy in defence. Why did Widnes target Evans over Monaghan? During the league defeat to Wigan, Charnley and Gelling were rampant during that second half against Evans. Wingers can have off days, they make errors in judgement just like every other player; unfortunately they're a bit like goalkeepers in the sense that, if they do make a mistake, it's often the costliest.

Yes ,unfortunately Wigan are lethal with both wingers now, Josh Charnley has been excellent ,but new kid on the block Joe Burgess is definitely one for the future & both home grown.

I'm genuinely curious about what is accepted as the correct approach to a winger defending a 2 on 1. Should he steam in on the ball carrier, hold off and go for the winger or go for the intercept?
Seems to me the chances of successfully defending in that position depends on either the attacking team stuffing up or the defender making a "lucky" choice. But I stand to be corrected.

The no1 rl rule of defence is follow the ball not the player.

If that happens the defensive slide has failed. All depends on if you trust your inside defenders to make the right choice.

He's a great try scorer. His try scoring record is better than most wingers no matter the era. I must admit though for a lad his size he's not the strongest ball carrier in the world.