Late sucker punch cruel on Bradford Dudley Hill
Bradford Dudley Hill’s woeful bad luck in National Conference Division Two continued with a 26-24 setback at Castleford Panthers.
The game was finely poised at 12-12 at half-time following Hill tries from centre Garry Tyson and packman Lewis Evans, both converted by full back Simon Sewell.
They started the second period in great style with converted touchdowns from Sewell and prop forward Beniot Rogers to gain clear water at 24-12 in front, before the Panthers pounced to claw back to just two points behind, 24-22.
Hill were on the attack in the final minute and looking safe when Cas collected a loose pass and raced downfield 80 metres to score an unlikely winner.
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