Braydon Trindall returns for Cronulla Sharks finals clash against Cowboys
Zero Tackle NRL • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 10, 2026, 11:57 PM
Last updated Sep 10, 2026

Cronulla Sharks five-eighth Braydon Trindall returns to the lineup for the club's sudden-death NRL finals match against the North Queensland Cowboys. Trindall missed several weeks following a shoulder dislocation in Round 24 but has been cleared for duty. The Cronulla Sharks have struggled recently, recording losses against the Storm, Eels, and Raiders over the past month. Players report an increased focus on off-field team bonding to address these results, with Trindall highlighting his connection with halves partner Nicho Hynes and teammates William Kennedy and Blayke Brailey. The NRL relocated the home fixture from Ocean Protect Stadium to Allianz Stadium due to venue requirements. North Queensland Cowboys forward Reuben Cotter is available for the match after a successful judiciary hearing.
- •Braydon Trindall returns from a shoulder injury for the sudden-death final.
- •Cronulla Sharks play North Queensland Cowboys at Allianz Stadium.
- •Reuben Cotter is available for the North Queensland Cowboys after a judiciary hearing.
- •The match is scheduled to kick off at 7:50pm in Moore Park.
- 11:57 PMZero Tackle NRL — Braydon Trindall reveals Sharks’ secret strength ahead of NRL finals
"The Sharks enter sudden-death finals with confidence rising.
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