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Cronulla Sharks NRL

The Cronulla Sharks have improved sharply over the last two seasons with the acquisitions of head coach Craig Fitzgibbon and halfback Nicho Hynes. However, the club has struggled to find success in finals football. This season is make-or-break for the side, given they have re-signed Braden Hamlin-Uele to partner Addin Fonua-Blake in the front row in 2025.

Will the Sharks be able to improve enough to win their first finals game since they beat the Melbourne Storm in the 2016 NRL Grand Final?

Let’s see how the bookies rate Cronulla’s chances in the 2023 NRL Premiership betting.


About the Cronulla Sharks

Established: 1963
Home ground: PointsBet Stadium
Coach: Craig Fitzgibbon
Captain: Dale Finucane
Premierships: One – 2016
2023 ladder finish: 6th (14-6)

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2024 Cronulla Sharks draw

Cronulla Sharks 2024 fixture
Round Opponent Venue Date Time (NSW)
1 Warriors Go Media Stadium, Auckland Friday, March 8 6:00pm
2 Canterbury Bulldogs PointsBet Stadium, Sydney Friday, March 15 6:00pm
3 Wests Tigers Leichhardt Oval, Sydney Saturday, March 23 7:35pm
4 Canberra Raiders PointsBet Stadium, Sydney Sunday, March 31 6:15pm
5 BYE
6 South Sydney Rabbitohs Accor Stadium, Sydney Saturday, April 13 7:35pm
7 North Queensland Cowboys PointsBet Stadium, Sydney Sunday, April 21 4:05pm
8 Canberra Raiders GIO Stadium, Canberra Sunday, April 28 4:05pm
9 St George Illawarra Dragons PointsBet Stadium, Sydney Sunday, May 5 4:05pm
10 Melbourne Storm AAMI Park, Melbourne Saturday, May 11 7:35pm
11 Sydney Roosters Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane Saturday, May 18 5:30pm
12 Penrith Panthers PointsBet Stadium, Sydney Saturday, May 25 5:30pm
13 Parramatta Eels CommBank Stadium, Sydney Thursday, May 30 7:50pm
14 Brisbane Broncos Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane Saturday, June 8 7:35pm
15 Dolphins PointsBet Stadium, Sydney Thursday, June 13 7:50pm
16 BYE
17 Canterbury Bulldogs Accor Stadium, Sydney Friday, June 28 8:00pm
18 Gold Coast Titans C.ex Coffs International Stadium, Coffs Harbour Friday, July 5 6:00pm
19 Wests Tigers PointsBet Stadium, Sydney Friday, July 12 8:00pm
20 BYE
21 North Queensland Cowboys Queensland Country Bank Stadium, Townsville Saturday, July 27 5:30pm
22 South Sydney Rabbitohs PointsBet Stadium, Sydney Saturday, August 3 7:35pm
23 Gold Coast Titans Cbus Super Stadium, Gold Coast Friday, August 9 6:00pm
24 Newcastle Knights PointsBet Stadium, Sydney Sunday, August 18 4:05pm
25 St George Illawarra Dragons WIN Stadium, Wollongong Sunday, August 25 4:05pm
26 New Zealand Warriors PointsBet Stadium, Sydney Saturday, August 31 7:35pm
27 Manly Sea Eagles 4 Pines Park, Sydney Sunday, September 8 2:00pm

Cronulla Sharks players to watch in 2024

Siosifa Talakai

Siosifa Talakai

Born: 18/4/1997
Games: 85
Tries: 19
Position: Centre

Siosifa Talakai is often remembered for his performance in round seven of 2022 against the Manly Sea Eagles where he demolished Morgan Harper, scoring two tries in the first half to go with several tackle breaks, line breaks and try assists. What is not remembered by fans across the league is the enormous workload he gets through every week. In 2023 Talakai averaged 165m per game with 17 try assists, more than the total of every other season he has played in the NRL combined. Defence is Talakai’s biggest issue, and should he improve in 2024, the Sharks will be a very tough team to beat.

Braydon Trindall

Braydon Trindall

Born: 11/7/1999
Games: 51
Tries: 9
Position: Halfback

Braydon Trindall will be the one to watch in the spine for the Sharks this season to track his combination with Nicho Hynes. At halfback, Hynes is an incredibly dominant, hands-on playmaker. Trindall also likes the ball in his hands and can create quality play on the left edge of the field. If Hynes can trust Trindall who, in turn, can create attacking play consistently with Teig Wilton and Siosifa Talakai outside of him, the Sharks will be a very dangerous side this season.

Blayke Brailey

Blayke Brailey

Born: 23/9/1998
Games: 110
Tries: 12
Position: Hooker

Blayke Brailey is one of, if not the last hooker in the NRL capable of playing 80 minutes in the middle at club level. He is an incredible defender with a short kicking game and incredible speed around the ruck that makes the Sharks an attacking side from any point on the field. IF Brailey can continue playing 80 minutes in the middle for coach Fitzgibbon, he will create space on the bench for another forward or attacking utility player that the Sharks can use in a different way to any other side in the NRL.


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