R14: Cowboys Vs Warriors – Our Betting Insights & Bets

2 years ago - Sportingbase

Both teams are coming off a couple of strong wins but will the State Of Origin back up for the Cowboys players be too much?

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Cowboys Vs Warriors – Saturday 5:30pm

The Warriors have been playing some good footy but we’re backing the Cowboys to play well at home.

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Interesting Betting Insights

The New Zealand Warriors have won seven of their last 10 NRL matches against the North Queensland Cowboys (L3), including each of their last two; a third consecutive win in this game would equal the Warriors’ longest winning run against the Cowboys in premiership history (W3 – April 2002 to April 2003 and W3 – August 1999 to July 2000).
The New Zealand Warriors have won three of their last five NRL matches against the North Queensland Cowboys in Queensland (L2), including a 26-12 victory when they last met in the state (18 March 2023); the Warriors will be aiming for back-to-back wins in such fixtures for the first time since April 2000.
The North Queensland Cowboys have won their last three NRL matches, outscoring their opposition in both halves of two of those three wins; the last time the Cowboys recorded a longer winning run was a six-match span from June to July in 2023.
The North Queensland Cowboys have led at halftime on the day in three of their last four NRL matches at Queensland Country Bank Stadium, including each of their last two; although, they have gone on to win only twice in that span (L2).
The New Zealand Warriors have won each of their last two NRL matches by margins no greater than four points on the day; they have conceded exactly 20 points in each of those two wins and trailed at halftime in each game.
The New Zealand Warriors defeated the Penrith Panthers 22-20 in their most recent NRL match in Queensland (19 May 2024) after trailing 4-10 at halftime on the day; the Warriors will be aiming for back-to-back wins in the state for the first time since April 2022.
Braidon Burns (North Queensland Cowboys) has scored four tries in his last five NRL matches, including three tries across his last two games in that span; although, he’s scored only one try across three career appearances against the New Zealand Warriors.
Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad (New Zealand Warriors) has been directly involved in eight tries in his last nine NRL matches (3 tries, 5 try assists), including two tries and a try assist across his last four games in that span; although, he has not recorded a direct try involvement across five career appearances against the North Queensland Cowboys.
Scott Drinkwater (North Queensland Cowboys) has scored the last try in the half of four matches this NRL season, the joint-most of any player in the competition (also Jack Bostock – 4 for Dolphins); he’s scored a try and provided six try assists in his last three games in the competition overall.
Te Maire Martin (New Zealand Warriors) has been directly involved in four tries across his last two NRL matches (1 try, 3 try assists); he’s provided three try assists across three career appearances against the North Queensland Cowboys though is yet to score a try against them.