WINGER and dual international player Semi Radradra (pictured) is one of the top wingers in the National Rugby League competition this year.
Radradra, 23, had been instrumental for the Parramatta Eels this season with his impressive performance earned him a recognition as one of the top NRL players.
According to the nrl.com Radradra scored 24 tries and he averaged over 170 metres per game with 25 line breaks.
The website also reported that he became the first player in 60 years to score two or more tires in five consecutive matches.
“Radradra is the latest in a long line of impressive Fijian wingers, but if he can build on what he’s achieved so far in his NRL career he could go down as one of the finest ever,” the nrl.com reported.
“He’s the most dangerous winger in the competition heading into the new season, and with some quality new recruits arriving at the Eels for 2016 he’ll no doubt continue to chalk up the records.”
Radradra played for the Fiji 7s team and joined the Eels franchise before being selected into the Fiji Bati team
