Millington set for Castleford debut

Thursday 01 March 2012 01:00 GMT

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Grant Millington is in line to make his delayed debut for Castleford tomorrow night. The Canterbury Bulldogs prop has been sidelined with the after- effects of shoulder surgery since arriving from Australia.

Now, however, he has been passed fit and has been included in the 19-man squad to play Leeds by Stuart Donlan, who is still standing in for Ian Millward while he is on compassionate leave following his son's death.

The Rhinos' Brian McDermott has included Liam Hood, an Academy hooker, in his squad.

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