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RL:Maroons wrap arms around brave Arrow ahead of Origin

Maroons Jai Arrow Queensland State of Origin Sydney

Queensland will invite warrior Jai Arrow into camp in Sydney as they prepare to draw inspiration from his brave fight against a devastating medical condition.

The news that 30-year-old Arrow had been diagnosed with the insidious motor neurone disease (MND) rocked the rugby league world and in particular players in the Maroons camp who know him as a much-loved friend and outstanding forward.

Arrow gave his heart and soul in 12 games for his state and while the South Sydney forward has now medically retired and won't be on the field, he will be with the team in spirit during the State of Origin opener at Accor Stadium on May 27.

Queensland forward Reuben Cotter said the news of Arrow's diagnosis was "devastating".

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