NRL 2022: Melbourne Storm dominate Brisbane Broncos, score, final, ladder

With 10 tries in front of a crowd of 42,612 at Suncorp Stadium, Melbourne’s margin of victory over Brisbane was the best ever.

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A month ago, Bellamy openly questioned whether his team could turn around a four-game losing streak.

They responded to their coach in emphatic style with four trot wins to restart their title quest and almost certainly secure a top four position.

Bellamy pulled out a masterstroke of choice. Starting Nelson Asofa Solomona on the edge and Brandon Smith on the lock gave the Broncos the treatment.

Throwing in the raw power of that duo and two-try hero Justin Oram to boot was just too much to handle.

Grant was the master and commander of the Dummy Half, and when Cameron Munster chimed in loudly, Melbourne exploded.

It was the Storm’s 22nd win from their last 24 clashes with the Broncos and their 12th straight against an unlucky opponent at Suncorp despite losing Tyran Wishart (ankle) and Xavier Coates (concussion). It was also a victory. The Storm moved up to his 32 contending points, putting him just two behind the second-place Cowboys.

harry heroics

In the 50th NRL game, Grant showed the difference of having a real match winner in 9th place. he was just on fire.

Grant’s vision, flawless passing and speed across the ground were too hot to handle. Grant’s try assist scored on a Tui Kamikamika slick pass, Munster’s smooth grabber and a dart from dummy half to make it 30-6 just after half-time.

Grant takes it all the way, with Smith starting with a lock and delivering a very quick play-the-ball. They are a dynamic duo.

Oram Opus

Oram continued its parade of hits and memories with another ferocious display to confirm its reputation as one of the game’s leading centers.

Jordan Riki’s Liv Rattler rocked the pills and led to the try. PNG International scored a try for David Nofoalma despite the cautions of three Broncos defenders.

His relationship with Kenny Bromwich, who was burning at far left, secured his second. Oram’s presence causes fear and loathing in opponents. what a player he is

Lord Nelson

The beastly Asofasolomona enjoys his move to the edge proving his massive frame and ball skills can’t handle. Up, Storm was away.

He worked Ezra Mumm all night long, finishing the try with 177m from 17 runs and eight tackle breaks. Kiwi International Bellamy’s position switch rekindles his push for the title in the Storm, and the rest of the pack feeds on his charge.

first published as Storm wipes out the Broncos, alerts the rest of the competition