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Razer DeathAdder V3 Pro Mouse

Razer DeathAdder V3 Pro Mouse

The iconic Razer DeathAdder lineup has been updated to include best-in-class reliability in the Focus Pro 30K optical sensor, Razer HyperSpeed ​​Wireless, and an ergonomically designed, ultralight next-generation frame that weighs just 63 grams.

Razer announced the new Razer DeathAdder V3 Pro, the latest version of Razer’s best-selling line of DeathAdder mice. Featuring the latest in Razer’s industry-leading mouse technologies, such as the Razer HyperSpeed ​​​​Wireless Technology and the new Razer HyperPolying Technology, combined with a new ultra-lightweight ergonomic design, the Razer DeathAdder V2 Pro is the best for gamers to achieve maximum performance is an ally. at a competitive level in sports.

The iconic ergonomics have been refined

First released in 2006, with over 15 million mice shipped worldwide to date, the acclaimed DeathAdder is Razer’s most popular gaming mouse, trusted by world-class esports athletes. With DeathAdder V3 Pro, Victory takes on a whole new look. Comfort slots with fewer flares on the sides provide better grip and support for your hands, combined with an improved ergonomic shape for comfort, feel and light handling. Additionally, the scroll wheel, buttons and palm rest have been raised to improve accessibility. Sophisticated with feedback from top export professionals, the coveted ergonomic shape and minimalist aesthetic is now available in White (64g) and Black (63g).

“Since its launch, Razer has worked with esports professionals around the world to fine-tune and perfect the DeathAdder into a truly formidable competitive mouse,” said Flo Gutierrez, Director of Global Esports at Razer. “With the V3 Pro, we’ve created the most advanced, ultralight and ergonomic deathadder ever built, which lives up to its reputation for delivering crushing benefits.”

As familiar and reliable as ever, the DeathAdder V3 Pro is more than 25% lighter than its predecessor, boasts up to 90 hours of battery life, and is easily recharged via USB Type-C with Razer’s charging cable. goes. Speedflex is included in the box.

Best-in-class technologies, focused on pure performance

At the heart of the DeathAdder V3 Pro is the Razer Focus Pro 30K optical sensor with 99.8% resolution accuracy. This powerful new sensor is equipped with AI features like Smart Tracking, Motion Sync and Asymmetric Cut for maximum performance at the highest levels of gaming. The DeathAdder V3 Pro also comes equipped with Razer’s Gen-3 optical mouse switch, which delivers absolutely zero inadvertent double-clicks and no-delay delay. Lightning-fast and reliable, these optical switches are tested for up to 90 million clicks.

Equipped with HyperSpeed ​​Wireless, Razer’s proprietary wireless technology that is 25% faster than other wireless technologies, the DeathAdder V3 Pro also supports Razer’s new HyperPolying wireless technology. Basically, the DeathAdder V3 Pro supports 1000Hz polling rate at 1ms polling interval. With the Razer HyperPolling Wireless Dongle, the DeathAdder V3 Pro polls wirelessly at polling intervals of 0.25ms, up to 4 times faster than before, up to four times faster than standard polling rates. By combining these 2 class-leading technologies, gamers will experience easier tracking, more consistent updates and lower wireless click latency, enabling them to outperform any rival in competitive gaming where every millisecond counts.

The Razer DeathAdder V3 Pro represents the latest in Razer’s gaming and mouse technologies, combining esports-perfect ergonomics with best-in-class sensors, Gen-3 optical mouse switches and industry-leading wireless technologies in one design. Ultralight, ready to start a new chapter in a mythological story.

hyperpoling wireless dongle

Released on July 22, the Razer HyperPolling Wireless Dongle is the first wireless mouse dongle capable of a true 4000 Hz wireless polling rate. Designed for ultra-responsive competitive gaming, gamers can experience a higher standard of wireless performance with an upgrade to the latest Razer. mice.

Installed on the desktop, for unobstructed wireless signals, the HyperPolling wireless dongle is capable of automatically changing polling rates for a more convenient competitive gaming experience. Compatible with the DeathAdder V3 Pro and Viper V2 Pro as well as future-friendly mice, the HyperPolying wireless dongle is managed through Razer Synapse for ease of use and setting performance-based gaming profiles.

About Razer Deathreader V3 Pro

• Enhanced ergonomic design with ultra-light weight for long hours of gaming

• Focus Pro 30K Optical Sensor

• Broad surface compatibility: sensor tracks on clear glass at least 2 mm thick

• Razer Optical Mouse Switch Gen-3 Tested for 90 Million Clicks

• Scalable up to 4000 Hz with HyperPoling wireless dongle, sold separately

• Five independently programmable buttons and an additional DPI button

• Up to 90 hours of battery life

• USB Type-C charging and SpeedFlex cable for fluid movement

• Weight: 63 grams for the Black model and 64 grams for the White model (without cable)

• Approximate Size: 68 mm / 2.67 in (Width) x 44 mm / 1.73 in (Height) x 128 mm / 5.00 in (Length)

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Death Adder V3 Pro

Razer.com and Authorized Reseller – August 11, 2022
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hyperpoling wireless dongle

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Bundle: DeathAdder V3 Pro+ Wireless Hyperpoling Dongle

The bundle is available to pre-order exclusively on Razer.com

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The Alone In The Dark Reboot Has Leaked Alongside First Screenshots And Box Art

The Alone In The Dark Reboot Has Leaked Alongside First Screenshots And Box Art

THQ Nordic has its showcase tomorrow morning and rumors started swirling earlier this week that an Alone In The Dark reboot was set to be revealed. This comes after THQ Nordic acquired the rights a few years ago.

Ahead of the expected announcement, information about the reboot, as well as the box art and also several screenshots were posted on Belgian retailer Smartoys, before being posted on Resetera.

It’s said that the game will take place in the 1920s in the deep south of the United States and pay homage to the classic game that originated in the 90s. You’ll be fighting monsters, solving puzzles and uncovering a truth. Similar to that of Resident Evil 2, you will play as two characters, Edward Carnby and Emily Hardwood, who will both have separate campaigns which overlap at certain points in the game.

The first screenshots look quite good and you can see them below.

The THQ Nordic Showcase takes place tomorrow morning at 5am AEST.

ALONE IN THE DARK LEAKED SCREENSHOTS AND FIRST INFO

“Psychological horror and Southern Gothic meet in this revisit of the survival-horror classic Alone in the Dark This love letter to the cult game of the 90s will make you live a story as sinister as memorable through the eyes of one of the two protagonists. As Edward Carnby or Emily Hartwood, explore the various environments, fight monsters, solve puzzles and discover the terrible truth about Derceto’s mansion…”

“In the deep south of the United States during the 1920s, Emily Hartwood’s uncle disappeared. Accompanied by private detective Edward Carnby, she goes in search of him in the mansion of Derceto, a psychiatric asylum where she prowls… Something. You will meet strange occupiers, nightmarish kingdoms, dangerous monsters, and lift the veil on an evil conspiracy. At the confluence between reality, mystery and madness, the adventure that awaits you may undermine your certainties. Who are you going to trust, what are you going to believe and what will you do next??”

  • Explore Derceto’s mansion in this revisit of Alone in the Dark, a true love letter to the 90s horror classic.
  • Go back to the roots of psychological horror and experience an atmospheric adventure worthy of the game that founded the genre.
  • Immerse yourself in a world punctuated by sounds that will give you goosebumps against a backdrop of doom jazz as memorable as it is hypnotic.
  • ?Feel the adrenaline as you desperately try to survive a world where reality is beginning to crumble, evil lurks in every shadow, and ammunition is scarce.
  • Experience this nightmare from the perspective of Emily Hartwood or Edward Carnby and unearth the dark secrets of a Gothic mansion.
  • Go beyond imagination through a complex psychological story written by cult screenwriter Mikael Hedberg, author of SOMA and Amnesia.

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Google’s Pixel 6a display can run at 90Hz if you’re willing to mod it

Google's Pixel 6a display can run at 90Hz if you're willing to mod it

Google’s mid-range Pixel 6a ships with a 6.1-inch OLED display running at 60Hz, but there’s a method to unlock a 90Hz mode. Twitter user TheLunarixus has created a mod to unlock the 90Hz mode on the Pixel 6a, and they’re working on a custom ROM to make it easy for any Pixel 6a owner to unlock the improved refresh rate.

Verge Senior Editor Sean Hollister has tested the mod on his own Pixel 6a, and has confirmed it works. What we don’t know is whether the display panel truly supports 90Hz, or whether this is effectively overclocking it to get to the faster refresh rate. We’ve reached out to Google to comment on whether 90Hz is simply software locked, or if there are indeed display panel constraints.

Our Pixel 6a running at 90Hz.
Screenshot by Sean Hollister / The Verge

The mod exists because many in the Android community noticed that the Samsung display in the Pixel 6a shares some similarities to the larger Pixel 6 display, and curiosity ensued. Google enables 90Hz on its 6.4-inch Pixel 6 panel, but the two displays aren’t exactly identical.

Right now the mod is look and involved. To get the 90Hz option unlocked on the Pixel 6a you have to enable debugging mode and OEM unlock in the settings (which you might not be able to do on a locked carrier handset), and then unlock the bootloader, manually flash an Android 13 beta with some checks disabled, and flash a modified vendor_boot image.

If that all went over your head or you’ve never heard of XDA Developers, it’s probably best to wait on a custom ROM. The result of all these hacks unlocks the Smooth Display option and the ability to force the max refresh rate in the developer settings to 90Hz.

Others in the Android community have also tested this mod and confirmed it’s legit. mishaal rahman noticed a green tint on his handset after applying the mod, and we’ve noticed the same (although some others don’t have the issue).

There are also some concerns around the long term effects on the Pixel 6a display. developer Kuba Wojciechowski warns that Samsung might not rate the Pixel 6a’s display at up to 90Hz, and that this is likely just overclocking. The Lunarixus says we won’t fully know until the mod is run on more than 100 phones.

“We are not pushing the panel any harder in terms of power, all this mod consists of is adding a new frequency mode to the driver with timings from the Pixel 6’s s6e3fc3 driver with modified height and width values,” says The Lunarixus. “No voltages etc were modded here, we use our own gamma table.”

Either way, The Lunarixus tell TheVerge they’re “working on a custom ROM with the ROM side changes to make this fully stable and ready for the public.” We’ll keep an eye on our own handset to see if there are any long term effects of unlocking the 90Hz mode, and here’s hoping Google or Samsung Display comment on why the 90Hz option isn’t officially available on the Pixel 6a.

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The 4 certainties for St Kilda versus Brisbane

The 4 certainties for St Kilda versus Brisbane

Labeling something a ‘certainty’ in any sport is fraught with danger.

But we’ll attempt to find some anyway.

Here is what we consider certainties for Friday night’s clash between St Kilda and Brisbane:

Crouch to have 20+ disposals and 4+ tackles

Brad Crouch has put together a fairly consistent season for the Saints.

He has averaged 27.3 disposals, 7.1 tackles and 5.7 clearances across his 20 appearances.

The former Crow has not dropped under 20 touches in any game this year and has laid a massive 33 tackles in his past three outings.

With it being a huge game for the Saints as they strive to stay alive in the finals race, Crouch is primed for another busy one against the Lions.

He should pick up at least 20 disposals while laying four or more tackles.

Marshall to have 15+ disposals and 20+ hit-outs

Rowan Marshall has strung together a very impressive patch of form in the second half of the season.

Since Round 15, he has averaged 21.2 touches and 30 hit-outs and has taken his game to a new level.

While Marshall may not have it all his own way in the hit-out department against Brisbane’s Oscar McInerney, he should still get his hands on the ball frequently.

We’re tipping the Saints ruckman to pick up at least 15 touches and win 20 or more hit-outs.

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Mathieson to have 20 disposals and three tackles or more

Rhys Mathieson’s form since coming into the Brisbane side in Round 18 has been quite consistent.

He has averaged 21 disposals per game and finished around that mark in every game, to go with at least three tackles.

Mathieson will be pushing hard to maintain his spot in the side heading into finals and you can expect a big final fortnight.

Cameron to kick at least 3 goals

Charlie Cameron has averaged 2.5 goals per game since Round 16 and is peaking at the right time of the year.

With the Saints floundering, and struggling in general with opposition small forwards, Friday night looms as a big one for the star small forward.

Expect him to dominate with at least three goals as the Lions charge towards finals.

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North Melbourne offer Alastair Clarkson a minimum five-year contract

North Melbourne offer Alastair Clarkson a minimum five-year contract

GWS argues that it has greater challenges in attracting coaches and football staff, given the higher cost of living in Sydney.

Clarkson made a presentation to the Giants’ trio of chief executive David Matthews, chairman Tony Shepherd and football chief Jason McCartney last week, having had previous discussions with the club.

If GWS have the advantage of a stronger core of senior players, North Melbourne arguably offers Clarkson more opportunity to recruit seasoned players, as a club in Melbourne, and also given that the Roos have a massive amount of salary cap space, compared to the Giants , who are expected to shed senior players again during the trade period.

Ken Hinkley has not yet been sounded out by either club, according to sources familiar with his situation. Port Adelaide president David Koch announced this week that Hinkley will coach the club in 2023.

Clarkson has had the opportunity to refresh in 2022, having been paid more than $900,000 by the Hawks, the parties having agreed that he would be better to move on rather than coach on once the handover to Sam Mitchell had been announced.

North Melbourne have been paying the full amount of the soft cap on football department spending this year, with the soft cap set to rise by $500,000 in 2023 and with further exemptions that can enable a club to spend more than $7 million next year – still a far cry from the pre-pandemic soft cap of $9.7 million.

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Gold Coast child hit by car while walking to school, Pimpama

A nine-year-old child on the Gold Coast is being treated for serious injuries after she was struck by a vehicle on the way to school.

The young girl had been walking on Dixon Drive, near Pimpama State Primary College, when she was struck around 8am this morning.

Operations Supervisor Jayney Shearman from Queensland Ambulance Service said the girl was “extremely lucky” to be alive.

Child hit by a car on the way to school Gold Coast
The nine-year-old was walking to school when she was struck by a car. (Nine)

“Extremely lucky, a very lucky young lady, and certainly a timely reminder to be weary of our road rules particularly with young children around,” she said.

The young girl regained consciousness while being treated at the scene and is steadily improving.

Queensland child hit by car on the way to school, Gold Coast
Critical care and the High Acuity Response team were called to the scene. (Nine)

She was transported to the Gold Coast University Hospital with a serious head injury and internal bleeding but in a stable condition.

Critical care paramedics, advanced care paramedics, and an officer from the High Acuity Response Unit were called.

The young girl’s condition is improving. (Nine)

The accident occurred in a residential area and not in a school zone with several witnesses.

The driver was not injured and is being questioned by police.

The girl’s condition has been improving in hospital and she is confirmed to be doing “exceptionally well.”

The nine-year-old is the second child to be struck at the intersection in weeks.

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Tedesco open to positional move to keep all-star band together

Tedesco open to positional move to keep all-star band together

As Roosters legend Anthony Minichiello said: “Teddy has built a wonderful career here at the Roosters. There’s no way I can see him in another jersey.”

Tedesco told the herald he speaks with Marshall all the time, but there would be no fairytale return.

The bigger appeal would be working out how to get the most out of him, Manu and Suaalii, even if it meant moving into the No.6 role in his final years.

James Tedesco training with the Tigers before making his first-grade debut.

James Tedesco training with the Tigers before making his first-grade debut.Credit:Steve Christo

Suaalii’s preference is fullback, while Manu will turn heads in the No.1 for New Zealand at the World Cup.

“It’s hard because everyone wants to play fullback,” Tedesco said.

“It’s the position where you get your hands on the ball the most, and you’re allowed to be free, which a lot of young players want to do. You can’t blame them for that.

“It’s tough because Suaalii and Joey love to get their hands on the ball and are top-notch footy players.

“Suaalii always comes to the fullback meeting and wants to learn. It will be interesting to see what happens. He is also one of the best wingers in the game right now.

“I played five-eighth for Italy at the World Cup. It could be an option down the track. You never know. The fullback and five-eighth roles are the same these days. you see [Cameron] Munster do it at Melbourne.

“It requires a different fitness. Fullbacks do a lot of running, but five-eighth you’re a lot more forward and making more tackles.

James Tedesco continues to provide a handful for opposition sides.

James Tedesco continues to provide a handful for opposition sides.Credit:Getty Images

“I’ll leave it to Robbo. I do know every club would want Suaalii and Joey at their club.”

Tedesco speaks regularly with Marshall, and the Tigers’ legend even reached out to him about a homecoming.

“Benji lives down the road from me, and before he was even announced as head coach at the Tigers, he texted me about coming back,” Tedesco said.

“I never thought he was serious at the time. He was appointed coach and then all these stories came out about me [returning].

“I’m close with Benji but I’m very happy at the Roosters. Robbo also signed on for another five years this year, and that’s a big factor for me. He’s the best coach I’ve ever had. I can’t thank him enough for not only what he does for my game and confidence on the field, but how he has helped me as a leader off the field.”

Joseph Suaalii has been a standout on the wing, but wants to be a fullback.

Joseph Suaalii has been a standout on the wing, but wants to be a fullback.Credit:Getty Images

Robinson has run out of superlatives to say about Tedesco whenever the pair attend post-match press conferences after a win.

The fact Tedesco is able to shine in a team with so many superstars makes his performances extra special.

That point was not lost on Parramatta skipper and Tedesco’s regular golf partner Clint Gutherson, who said: “He has been the best player in the game for five or six years now. Just his consistency from him every week, you don’t see it often, and especially in a team where there are so many other players who can take the spotlight off you.

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Tedesco ruptured his anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee on debut for the Tigers. He later suffered a syndesmosis injury, smashed the kneecap in his same left knee – Tedesco has since reached out to Ryan Papenhuyzen who suffered the same long-term injury – broke his jaw, cracked the scapula in his shoulder, and required up to half a dozen clean-outs of his knee.

But since 2017 Tedesco, with the help of a large support network, including his mentor Joe Wehbe and massage therapists, has stayed on the field to produce some breathtaking football.

The kind of football that will trouble the Cowboys at the SCG, help continue the Roosters’ surge to September, and ultimately lead to “Teddy” one day entering the Immortal debate.

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‘I hate you’: Daughter’s blistering attack on her father’s friend after dad’s death

'I hate you': Daughter's blistering attack on her father's friend after dad's death

The grieving daughter of a man who died in a horrific crash in South Australia last year has launched a blistering attack on the drunk and speeding driver responsible for his death.

Campbell Henderson, 29, appeared in court on Thursday after pleading guilty to causing the crash on Easter Monday 2021 that killed his friend and 39-year-old passenger Nick Peart.

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The crash occurred just meters from the houses of both men, who were neighbors as well as friends.

Peart’s high school sweetheart and wife Elaine Revi-Peart told the court in a victim impact statement that more than a year after losing her partner: “I get chest pains which I can only describe as heartache.”

Henderson was driving almost 40km over the speed limit when he lost control around a bend in Brukunga and crashed into a large tree.

Witnesses reported seeing his distinctive yellow ute doing burnouts earlier that night.

His eldest daughter, 14, also made a scathing statement to the man who was once like an uncle to her: “I hate you, I want to see you leave in cuffs and prison clothes, you have ruined my life.”

“Without my dad, it is hell.”

The fatal crash at Brukunga on Easter Monday claimed Peart’s life after the speeding car lost control and collided with a tree. Credit: 7NEWS
Witnesses said they saw the distinctive ute doing burnouts on the same night as the crash. Credit: 7NEWS

Henderson was teary-eyed in court and remorseful as he admitted in court that his driving was “dangerous and irresponsible.”

“If there was any way I could trade places with Nick I would, I’ll never forgive myself.”

He pleaded guilty to causing the fatal crash.

The court heard Henderson had no criminal history and has suffered ongoing mental and physical health problems as a result of the accident he has little memory of.

It heard that the last thing Henderson remembers is being in the car, before waking up in hospital, after which he has experienced PTSD and suicidal tendencies.

His lawyer asked for a home detention report to be ordered, which Judge Joana Fuller said she would consider but did not order on Thursday.

Henderson was granted bail last year and has spent just hours in police custody.

He is South African-born but has been living in Australia since he was 10 years old, and is currently in the country on his mother’s UK passport.

He is set to be sentenced next month.

Nick Peart was the high school sweetheart of his now grieving widow and the sole wage earner for their family. Credit: 7NEWS
Henderson (left) is remorseful and said he has suffered physical and mental health issues after the fatal crash. Credit: 7NEWS

Revi-Peart said her neighbor “chose to drive that day”, and that her husband “paid the ultimate price for trusting a friend”.

Peart’s mother said her son’s death was a shocking and senseless tragedy.

The last year has been tough for the family, who aside from losing Peart, have had to find a new house following extensive water damage to their home, while also caring for their daughter Kayley who lives with the health condition Neurofibromatosis type 1.

The family fundraised over $30,000 after the accident to go towards legal costs, and to support the family grieving the loss of their sole wage earner.

Daughter’s blistering attack to her father’s friend after dad’s death.

Daughter’s blistering attack to her father’s friend after dad’s death.

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Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs vs New Zealand Warriors live scores, updates, stream, start time, teams, Supercoach scores, Tevita Pangai Junior

Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs vs New Zealand Warriors live scores, updates, stream, start time, teams, Supercoach scores, Tevita Pangai Junior

The Bulldogs and Warriors have traded blows as the score sits 24-18.

Mick Potter’s side sparked a huge comeback after a horror Walsh error on his own tryline, before backrower Eliesa Katoa again handed his side the lead with a charging try.

MATCH CENTER: New Zealand Warriors vs. Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs

57TH MINUTE

Warriors gun Eliesa Katoa has crossed for a crucial try. charging onto a Shaun Johnson short ball to hand his side the lead.

“There is no stopping Katoa, he is a crash ball specialist,” Smith said.

44TH MINUTE

The Bulldogs have scored off the back of a horror Reece Walsh mistake.

Halfback Kyle Flanagan scooped the ball up to cross untouched and bring his side back into the contest.

“An early error from the Warriors, and the Bulldogs exactly what they needed,” Flanagan said.

“We have a game here in Auckland,” Smith said.

Only moments later, Bulldogs flyer Josh Addo-Carr reeled in an intercept to charge away for an 80-meter try.

Multiple Warriors defenders charged across in cover defense but Addo-Carr streaked away to score.

17TH MINUTE

Bulldogs fullback Jake Averillo crossed for his side’s first of the night, running onto an Aaron Schoupp short ball.

Mick Potter’s side charged at the Warriors line, with Matt Burton breaking through before Averillo crossed.

“Matt Burton going so close on the previous play… good heads up play by Averillo,” Smith said.

Only moments later, the Warriors scored off the back of a scrum with Reece Walsh finding Edward Kosi in space.

“He is a class player Reece Walsh, that was beautifully done, he just skips on the outside,” Shane Flanagan said.

“That is all class from Reece Walsh.”

6TH MINUTE

The Warriors have opened the scoring courtesy of a Shaun Johnson short ball to find Viliami Vailea.

The 19-year-old crossed for an untouched try in his return to the New Zealand side after suffering a broken jaw.

The Bulldogs now trail 12-0 on return to Mt Smart Stadium, having played their last game across the Tasman in Round 1, 2019.

MATCH CENTER: New Zealand Warriors vs. Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs

“Broken jaw, has been out now for the best part of ten games,” Warren Smith said.

Only moments later, veteran winger Dallin Watene-Zelezniak intercepted Matt Burton pass to cross untouched from 90 meters out

“He is a real pro of wing play, a great carrier and he can still scoot,” Smith said.

“He’d have been a great decathlete, he has speed, he has power and great jumping ability.”

PRE-MATCH WRAP

The Bulldogs will make the trip abroad to New Zealand for the first time since Round 1, 2019 for their clash against the Warriors.

Kiwi-born players Jeremy Marshall-King, Jackson Topine, Zach Dokar-Clay and Raymond Faitala-Mariner will make a big homecoming to face their rivals across the Tasman.

Mick Potter’s Canterbury-Bankstown side will be without star enforcer Tevita Pangai Junior for family reasons, shifting Faitala-Mariner to lock.

An hour before kick-off, Potter also made a late change, shifting Harrison Edwards into the starting side in place of Jack Topine.

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MATCH CENTER: New Zealand Warriors vs. Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs

Meanwhile, the Warriors have made a raft of big changes.

Daejarn Asi returns at five-eighth, shifting regular hooker Wayne Egan back into the dummy-half role.

Young gun Viliami Vailea has also slotted into the centers, while interim head coach Stacey Jones has reintroduced Storm recruit Eliesa Katoa onto the bench.

Tom Ale, 23, will also make his first appearance of the 2022 season off the bench, taking the field for his fourth NRL game.

TEAMS

Warriors: 1. Reece Walsh 2. Dallin Watene-Zelezniak 3. Viliami Vailea 4. Marcelo Montoya 5. Edward Kosi 6. Daejarn Asi 7. Shaun Johnson 8. Addin Fonua-Blake 9. Wayde Egan 10. Tohu Harris 11. Euan Aitken 12. Jack Murchie 15. Bunty Afoa 13. Josh Curran 14. Freddy Lussick 16. Eliesa Katoa 22. Tom Ale 17. Jackson Frei

Bulldogs: 1. Jake Averillo 2. Jacob Kiraz 3. Aaron Schoupp 4. Braidon Burns 5. Josh Addo-Carr 6. Matt Burton 7. Kyle Flanagan 8. Max King 9. Jeremy Marshall-King 10. Paul Vaughan 11. Josh Jackson 16. Harrison Edwards 13. Raymond Faitala-Mariner 12. Jackson Topine 14. Zach Dokar-Clay 15. Joe Stimson 17. Chris Patolo 20. Kurtis Morrin

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Tributes flow for 19-year-old killed in hit-run in Victoria’s west

Noah Peacock, 19, was on his way to footy training when he became the victim of a hit-run crash in Jeetho, South Gippsland just before 4.30pm yesterday.

The second-year apprentice glazier’s silver Ford was pushed off the road in a head on collision with a second car.

Noah Peacock was killed in a crash in South Gippsland on Thursday, August 11. (Nine)

The driver of the other car allegedly tried to flee the scene, despite being injured, and was chased by two men as they ran into thick bush and blackberries on a neighboring property, police said.

Neighbors and other drivers rushed to help Peacock, but he died at the scene.

The teenager is being remembered by his close-knit community as someone who loved sport, having played representative basketball and recently debuted for the Poowong football club’s senior side.

His parents and brothers have described him as a rock, who was loyal and inspirational in what he would do for his friends.

Police are investigating exactly how the crash occurred. (Nine)

Noah will be honored tomorrow by his teammates at Poowong Magpie’s home game against Lang Lang.

The other driver involved in the crash, a 25-year-old from Hampton Park was airlifted to the Royal Melbourne Hospital, where he remains under police guard.

Police are still trying to determine exactly how the crash occurred.

They are investigating reports of a car driving erratically on the South Gippsland Highway in the lead up to the crash.