While the Wests Tigers are as yet commending their triumph over the Cronulla Sharks, the club could be set to lose one more encouraging junior. After his sibling Cooper Clarke left the group last year to join the Melbourne Tempest, Zakauri Clarke could go along with him in leaving the club. Off-contract toward the finish of the time, The Everyday Message reports that few adversary NRL clubs are pursuing his mark and are keen on his administrations. The club’s most elevated point-scorer in the SG Ball Cup last year, the 20-year-old Clarke played in the advances last year as either a lock, second-rower or prop. Be that as it may, he has changed into the parts this season for the club’s Jersey Flegg Cup group. Having for the most part played off the trade seat this year, he was called up to the beginning five-eighth job last week against the Cronulla Sharks – supplanting Iverson Matai. During the game, he got done with 14 focuses, scoring one attempt to go with his five objectives as the Tigers won 38-18.
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