Origin Opener Set For Sydney Showdown As New-Look Maroons Eye Early Blow

The first round of Origin is here.

For 2026, State of Origin starts at Accor Stadium in Sydney, before heading to the MCG for Game II and Suncorp Stadium for the decider.

The 2026 State of Origin series is the 45th edition of the men’s interstate best-of-three rivalry, with Queensland entering the campaign holding the historical edge — 25 series wins to New South Wales’ 17, with two series drawn.

For the Maroons, Kalyn Ponga has been selected over Reece Walsh by Billy Slater, while Sam Walker makes his Origin debut in place of the injured Tom Dearden. Max Plath debuts, with Jojo Fifita and Briton Nikora earning their first Maroons selections.

For the Blues, James Tedesco keeps Dylan Edwards out at fullback, while Laurie Daly has opted for Tolutau Koula out of position on the wing ahead of Zac Lomax and Jacob Kiraz. Injury to Mitchell Moses means Ethan Strange will start, while Addin Fonua-Blake finally gets his Origin debut.

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The Maroons have won only two of their past 10 Origin games in Sydney, although one of those victories came last year.

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Can Queensland pressure Strange enough to cut off quality ball to Nathan Cleary?

New South Wales appears to hold the upper hand through the middle, but Pat Carrigan and Tino Fa’asuamaleaui will relish that challenge.

Cleary versus Walker. Strange versus Munster.

Can Harry Grant put the Maroons on the front foot with his creativity around the ruck?

Can Max Plath and Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow reproduce their Dolphin’s NRL form on the Origin stage?

This shapes as a classic Origin arm wrestle, with Queensland having won six of the past 10 series.

The game will be broadcast live on 9Now, with kick-off at 8.05pm.

New South Wales Blues

  1. James Tedesco
  2. Brian To’o
  3. Stephen Crichton
  4. Kotoni Staggs
  5. Tolutau Koula
  6. Ethan Strange
  7. Nathan Cleary
  8. Addin Fonua-Blake
  9. Reece Robson
  10. Mitch Barnett
  11. Hudson Young
  12. Haumole Olakau’atu
  13. Isaah Yeo

Interchange

  1. Cameron Murray
  2. Victor Radley
  3. Jacob Saifiti
  4. Blayke Brailey

Extended squad

  1. Casey McLean
  2. Dylan Lucas
  3. Matt Burton

Coach

Laurie Daley


Queensland Maroons

  1. Kalyn Ponga
  2. Selwyn Cobbo
  3. Robert Toia
  4. Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow
  5. Jojo Fifita
  6. Cameron Munster
  7. Sam Walker
  8. Tom Flegler
  9. Harry Grant
  10. Tino Fa’asuamaleaui
  11. Reuben Cotter
  12. Kurt Capewell
  13. Max Plath

Interchange

  1. Briton Nikora
  2. Lindsay Collins
  3. Patrick Carrigan
  4. Trent Loiero

Extended squad

  1. Ezra Mam
  2. Gehamat Shibasaki
  3. Kulikefu Finefeuiaki

Coach

Billy Slater

Published 26-May-2026

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