Daly Cherry-Evans is an Australian professional rugby league footballer, born on 20 February 1989 in Redcliffe, Queensland, who plays as a halfback and is regarded as one of the best in the position in the history of the game. He spent most of his career with the Manly Sea Eagles, whom he captained, and won the NRL Grand Final in 2011 in his first season. He won the Clive Churchill Medal as the best player of the 2013 Grand Final and later played for the Sydney Roosters. He captained Queensland in State of Origin from 2019 and represented Australia, including the World Cup winning sides, and holds club and competition records for games, field goals and try assists as a halfback.
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is Australian professional rugby league footballer
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Born Monday, 20th February, 1989
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NRL Premiership 2011, 2026
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is Australian professional rugby league footballer
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is Australian professional rugby league footballer
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winning the 2011 NRL Grand Final in his rookie season
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Cherry-Evans previously played for and captained the Manly Sea Eagles
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Cherry-Evans played for the Sydney Roosters in 2026
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