NRL: New Zealand Warriors collapse in second half in defeat to Manly Sea Eagles
9 May, 2021 06:20 AM
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The Sea Eagles celebrate on of their many second-half tries. Photo / Getty
Sea Eagles 38
Warriors 32
Yet again for the Warriors, it s a case of two steps forward and one back.
After all the promise of their gutsy effort against the Cowboys last week, the Auckland team couldn t reach those heights again, falling to a 38-32 defeat to the Sea Eagles.
Chasing consecutive wins for the first time in 2021, they were undone by another severe second-half fade, as they conceded five unanswered tries, helping Manly to recover from an eight-point halftime deficit.
By @ gbizness
May 5, 2021
During tonight s Warriors game against the Pelicans the lights went out in the Smoothie King Center at the very same time that Steph Curry got the ball.
It could be a coincidence, but it seemed like the best defense the New Orleans squad had against Steph all night! Curry had 37 points, but sadly the Dubs lost 108 - 103.
The next game is home at the Chase Center on Thursday night against the Thunder.
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By @ gbizness
May 5, 2021
During tonight s Warriors game against the Pelicans the lights went out in the Smoothie King Center at the very same time that Steph Curry got the ball.
It could be a coincidence, but it seemed like the best defense the New Orleans squad had against Steph all night! Curry had 37 points, but sadly the Dubs lost 108 - 103.
The next game is home at the Chase Center on Thursday night against the Thunder.
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The game was not what it should have been. The Cowboys are a solid side. We entered the match on the same points.
But first half looked a league above them - 24-6 at half time.
Completed our sets. Reece Walsh looks the find of the season. We were slick, there were few if any mistakes, and although you never get ahead of yourself, the game was over.
Coronavirus | Odisha declares journalists as Frontline COVID Warriors
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They are a great support for our war against pandemic, says Naveen Patnaik
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As many as 17 journalists in Odisha have died of COVID-19 since March.
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They are a great support for our war against pandemic, says Naveen Patnaik
The Odisha government has declared working journalists as Frontline Covid Warriors, recognising the risks they undertake to cover the pandemic.
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Approving a proposal to this effect on Sunday, Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik said, “Working journalists are doing a great service to the State by providing seamless news feed, making people aware of issues relating to COVID-19 at this very trying times and they are a great support for our war against COVID.”