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Quick hits: Arrow's standing 'O' and Queensland 'ripped off'

From ABC Australia · () English

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  • Rugby league player Jai Arrow was the only Queenslander to touch the State of Origin trophy as New South Wales dominated the deciding match.
  • A controversial try awarded to NSW has drawn scrutiny from a New South Wales great.
  • The article provides quick highlights and key moments from the State of Origin decider.

New South Wales secured a dominant victory in the State of Origin decider, with Queensland's Jai Arrow being the sole representative from his state to make contact with the coveted trophy. The Blues' commanding performance left the Maroons unable to assert their usual dominance in the series' crucial third match.

The game's pivotal moments included a try that has since been questioned by a prominent New South Wales figure. The decision surrounding this try has sparked debate, adding a layer of controversy to the Blues' otherwise decisive win. This scrutiny highlights the intense scrutiny and passion surrounding the annual rugby league showdown.

"Quick hits" from the match offer snapshots of the key events and talking points. These highlights capture the essence of the decider, underscoring NSW's superior performance and the specific incidents that defined the contest. The article serves as a brief recap of the game's most talked-about moments.

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