Cas sweat on Chase's dash back for Cup tie

 

Dave Hadfield
Thursday 04 August 2011 00:00 BST
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Rangi Chase of Castleford Tigers
Rangi Chase of Castleford Tigers (GETTY IMAGES)

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Rangi Chase has flown back to face a court appearance in Australia, leaving his Castleford team-mates unsure whether he will be back in time to line up with them in their Challenge Cup semi-final. "We're all in the dark about it," admitted forward Ryan Hudson over Chase's prospects of facing Leeds on Sunday. "He's such a good player, but if he's not there we have got alternatives."

St Helens – relieved that James Roby has avoided suspension for a dangerous throw – are sweating on James Graham's recovery from a back strain for their semi-final against Wigan.

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