Hull KR beat Warrington Wolves 32-12 at the Eco-Power Stadium in Doncaster.
Picture by Matthew Merrick/SWpix.com – 10/05/2026 – Rugby League – Betfred Challenge Cup Semi Final – Warrington Wolves v Hull KR – Eco-Power Stadium, Doncaster, England – Hull KR’s Mikey Lewis.
Hull KR booked their spot in another Challenge Cup final on Sunday as they overpowered Warrington Wolves to win 32-12 at the Eco-Power Stadium.
Here’s our player ratings.
Jack Broadbent : Kept his spot over the fit again Arthur Mourgue and justified it with a strong performance. Safe as houses in defence and steady with the ball in hand. 8
Tom Davies: Powerful with the ball in hand and never relented defensively. 8
Peta Hiku: Another impressive showing from the New Zealand international. 9
Oliver Gildart: Got himself a try to mark an impressive showing on a dominant edge. 9
Joe Burgess: Got two tries and almost got another in the first half to continue his sublime form of late. 9
Mikey Lewis: He got stuck into James Bentley but kept his head cool and stepped up to the plate on the big occasion once more. 9
Tyrone May: The half-back is in sensational form at present and he continued that at the Eco-Power Stadium. Pulled the strings and terrorised the Wolves. 9
Tom Amone: A really powerful presence through the middle of the park. He’s making a huge impact now. 9
Karl Lawton: Set KR on their way with a strong 15 minute stint early doors before stepping back out into the fray in the second half. 8
Sauaso Sue: Back in the side, Sue turned in a typically strong showing through the middle. 8
Dean Hadley: Unrelenting in defence, he hit hard and never took a step backwards. 9
James Batchelor: Bookended the contest by scoring KR’s first and last try. Took a blow to the head but he passed his HIA and returned to the action. 9
Elliot Minchella : A captain’s showing through the middle of the park. Sensational. 8
Sam Luckley: Got on with 20 minutes to go when the game was won. 7
Jai Whitbread: Steady away off the bench. 7
Rhyse Martin: Kicked well, tackled well, hardly put a foot wrong. 8
Jez Litten: A typically excellent showing from the hooker, stepping off the bench to ensure Rovers kept their foot on the throats of Warrington. 8