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Last Update: Thursday, October 28, 2004. 8:02am AEST

Brett Kimmorley

Brett Kimmorley looks set to return to the Australian Test side. (file photo) (Reuters)

Kimmorley stars in Anzacs victory

A combined Australian and New Zealand rugby league team has defeated English side Cumbria 64-12 in England this morning.

Half-back Brett Kimmorley was named man-of-the-match for the Anzacs, while prop Mark O'Meley scored three tries.

Kimmorley booted nine goals from 10 attempts and now looks certain to return to the Australian Test side for this weekend's Test against Great Britain in Manchester.

Kimmorley is expected to fill the half-back role, which would see Craig Gower move to five-eighth as cover for injured captain Darren Lockyer.

Shaun Timmins and Ben Kennedy missed the Anzacs' match with a virus.


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Audio Highlights

Audio Listen to the highlights from the Bulldogs' NRL grand final win over the Roosters (Real, October 3, 2004).

Audio Grandstand spoke with Bulldogs coach Steve Folkes after their grand final victory (Real, October 3, 2004).

Audio Grandstand spoke with victorious Bulldogs skippers Andrew Ryan and Steve Price and Sonny Bill Williams and Mark O'Meley (Real, October 3, 2004).

Audio Grandstand spoke with Kangaroos coach Wayne Bennett about the upcoming Tri-Nation series (Real, September 26, 2004).

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