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Jai Arrow plays his 99th game while battling motor neurone disease
✓ The Sydney Morning HeraldSport & Play

Jai Arrow plays his 99th game while battling motor neurone disease

Jai Arrow led South Sydney out as captain in his 99th match despite being diagnosed with motor neurone disease earlier this year. Latrell Mitchell returned from injury in the second half.

Why it mattersArrow showed real courage by playing with serious illness. The win puts South Sydney in the finals with one round left.

AustraliaSouth Sydney's finals qualification is crucial for their season, and Arrow's courageous return is an inspiring moment for NRL fans across Australia.

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