Rovers won 62-4 against a young Wigan Warriors side with 10 debutants included
Hull KR’s Mikey Lewis is congratulated by Peta Hiku after scoring his hat-trick try against Wigan.
Hull KR scored 11 tries to see off a young Wigan Warriors 62-4 at Craven Park as they head into the Challenge Cup final.
Here’s our player ratings.
Jack Broadbent: Lively throughout but particularly in the second half. Did really well to set up Noah Booth before getting over himself. 8
Tom Davies: Took his try really well and set up Mikey Lewis for his second. 7
Peta Hiku: A professional performance from the centre. 7
Oliver Gildart: Made the mistake that cost Rovers their zero. 6
Noah Booth: In the side for Joe Burgess, took his try well and while he wasn’t perfect, he put his best foot forward. 7
Mikey Lewis: A hat-trick in the opening 18 minutes and lively throughout. 8
Ryan Hampshire : Looked the part on his first showing for the Robins. Kept trying and tried to make things happen. 7
Sauaso Sue: Steady away through the middle. 7
Karl Lawton: Only played 20 minutes or so before leaving the field with a slight rib issue. 7
Dean Hadley: Got his try but was forced off the field late on with an issue that will be checked ahead of Wembley. 7
Jai Whitbread: Strong in back-row. Carried well and got a try. 8
Rhyse Martin: Kicked well throughout but got sloppy at times after the break defensively. 7
Elliot Minchella: Led his team well before departing in the second half. 7
Jez Litten: Took things up a little when he came off the bench, terrorised Wigan’s young defenders at times. 8
Tom Amone: A powerful performance. He’s in top form right now. 8
Sam Luckley: Got his try late on and played big minutes. 7
Jack Brown: Came off the bench in the second half and had a try ruled out for dropping the ball over the line. 7