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Reynolds, Walker lead Souths to NRL Nines

South Sydney NRL coach Michael Maguire has named a strong 19-man squad for next week's Auckland Nines tournament, including Adam Reynolds and Cody Walker.

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First-choice halves Adam Reynolds and Cody Walker headline a strong South Sydney squad to travel to next week's Auckland Nines tournament.

Ten of the 19 players given plane tickets to New Zealand were part of the side that played in the final game of the 2016 season.

Recruits Robbie Rochow and Robert Jennings also get starts, as does injury-plagued former Sydney Roosters player Anthony Cherrington.

Notable omissions include controversial new buy Robbie Farah, as well as skipper Greg Inglis, Sam and George Burgess, and John Sutton.

In the Nines' three-year history, the Rabbitohs have twice reached the quarter-final stage, going on to win the 2015 title against Cronulla.

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Squad: Angus Crichton, Damien Cook, Bryson Goodwin, Aaron Gray, Zane Musgrove, Siosifa Talakai, Adam Reynolds, Tyrell Fuimaono, Braidon Burns, Kyle Turner, Alex Johnston, Anthony Cherrington, Cody Walker, Hymel Hunt, Robert Jennings, Thomas Burgess, Robbie Rochow, Cam Murray, Dave Tyrell.


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