NRL R26: Cowboys Vs Storm – Our Betting Insights & Bets

1 year ago - Sportingbase

The North Queensland Cowboys have won each of their last two NRL matches against the Melbourne Storm by an average margin of 27.5 points per game.

Our analyst has put together a full list of essential insights that will help you bet on H2H, match points & try scorer markets.

You will also find our bets for this game below.

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Betting Insights

The North Queensland Cowboys have won each of their last two NRL matches against the Melbourne Storm by an average margin of 27.5 points per game; a third consecutive win in this match would equal their longest winning run against the Storm in the history of the competition (W3 from September 2005 to March 2006).
The North Queensland Cowboys have won each of their last two NRL matches against the Melbourne Storm in Queensland, after losing seven consecutive meetings in their home state prior to that span; the Cowboys have not been outscored in the second halves of their last four games against the Storm in the state (W2 L2).
The North Queensland Cowboys have won four of their last five NRL matches (L1), including a 42-4 victory against the Canberra Raiders last time out; each of the Cowboys’ last three games in that span have seen the winning team score 40+ points on the day (W2 L1).
The North Queensland Cowboys have won three of their last four NRL matches at Queensland Country Bank Stadium (L1), despite outscoring their opposition in the second halves of only one of their last three games at the venue in that span (W2 L1).
The Melbourne Storm have won 10 of their last 11 NRL matches (L1), including each of their last three; although, the Storm have not outscored their opposition in the second halves of three of their last four games in that span.
The Melbourne Storm have won their last six NRL matches away from AAMI Park by an average margin of 10.7 points per game; although, they have been outscored in the second halves of each of their last two games in that span – the last time the Storm recorded a longer winning run away from the venue was a 15-match span from April to August in 2021.
Kyle Feldt (North Queensland Cowboys) has scored the first try in four matches this NRL season – the joint-most of any player in the campaign (also Deine Mariner – 4); he’s scored seven tries in his last four games in the competition, scoring at least one try in each of those four games.

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Ryan Papenhuyzen (Melbourne Storm) has been directly involved in 16 tries in his last 10 NRL matches (7 tries, 9 try assists), including a try and five try assists across his last three games; although, he has not been directly involved in a try across 114 career minutes against the North Queensland Cowboys in the competition.
Tom Dearden (North Queensland Cowboys) has scored exactly one try in each of his last three NRL matches – his joint-longest try scoring run in his career in the competition; although, he has not scored a try across five career appearances against the Melbourne Storm.
Tyran Wishart (Melbourne Storm) has been directly involved in seven tries in his last seven starting appearances in the NRL (5 tries, 2 try assists), including a try against the Parramatta Eels in his most recent start (Rd 21 2024); although, he has not been directly involved in a try in 35 career minutes against the North Queensland Cowboys in the competition.

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