Called up at short notice and did a steady job, but no real attacking chances 7Called up at short notice and did a steady job, but no real attacking chances 7
Called up at short notice and did a steady job, but no real attacking chances 7

Castleford Tigers 26 Huddersfield Giants 18: Player ratings as Cas climb Super League ladder

Castleford Tigers turned in a big defensive effort to record a third successive win, against Huddersfield Giants at the Jungle..
By Peter Smith
Published 2nd Jul 2022, 00:09 BST
Updated 2nd Jul 2022, 10:17 BST

Weight of possession was against Tigers, who lost the penalty count 11-6 and the set restarts 7-0.

A series of injuries and two sin-binnings also made it tough for Castleford, but they scrambled well and were clinical in attack in a win which lifted them to fifth in Betfred Super League.

Here's how their players rated.

Here's how their players rated.

Clearly hampered by injury and sin-binning was a concern 6.

13. Sub Paul McShane (No 9)

Clearly hampered by injury and sin-binning was a concern 6. Photo: Bruce Rollinson

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Struggling with a back problem, but did a solid job 6.

14. Sub George Lawler (No 10)

Struggling with a back problem, but did a solid job 6. Photo: Allan McKenzie/SWpix.com

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Some big defence against his forrmer club 7.

15. Sub Daniel Smith (No 22)

Some big defence against his forrmer club 7. Photo: Allan McKenzie/SWpix.com

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Effective in defence and couple of strong runs 7.

16. Sub Suaia Matagi (No 25)

Effective in defence and couple of strong runs 7. Photo: Allan McKenzie/SWpix.com

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