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Jai Arrow returns to finish 100 games for South Sydney
The forward with motor neurone disease will play the opening seconds of the final two games, then sit on the bench.
Why it mattersArrow reaches a milestone only a few NRL players ever do. It also raises awareness for motor neurone disease.
AustraliaAn Australian rugby league story showing the NRL values players who've given their all to the sport.
Corroborated byabc.net.au·7news.com.au
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