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AFL 2024 round six LIVE updates: North Melbourne Kangaroos v Adelaide Crows, Geelong Cats v Carlton Blues, Fremantle Dockers v Western Bulldogs scores, results, fixtures, teams, tips, games, how to watch

AFL LIVE updates: Crows make fast start, but Kangaroos hang tough

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2.38pm

Crows go bang

A superb pick-up by Rankine leads to an easy Cook goal, the Crows extending their lead to 22 points. Make that 28, after Walker is involved in a play which leads to a set shot for Chayce Jones, who drills a bomb from 50m. The Crows have lifted a gear. Danger signs for the Kangaroos.

2.33pm

Fresh face

New boy on the block …

Deep breath: North Melbourne debutant Riley Hardeman assesses the situation.Credit: Getty Images

2.32pm

Kangaroos lift

It’s been an impressive early start by the Kangaroos to the second term. They avoided falling three goals behind when Taylor Walker missed a long set shot.

Texan time: Taylor Walker has made a strong start against the Kangaroos.Credit: Getty Images

2.28pm

Larkey with the last laugh

Nick Larkey remains on his feet after contesting a mark, takes a handball from a teammate, and then snaps the Kangaroos’ third goal. That’s the sign of a class forward, as the 2023 All Australian is. Luke Davies-Uniacke is starting to get busy – the Kangaroos trail by 14 points.

2.25pm

Substitute made

The Crows have been forced into an early move, for Luke Pedlar has injured his shoulder and won’t play again this afternoon. Ned McHenry has been substituted in.

2.23pm

Sheez, that’s good

Star Kangaroo Harry Sheezel has started well with a game-high 10 disposals, three marks, and two tackles.

2.20pm

Quarter-time stats

2.17pm

Enter the Texan

Taylor Walker had unselfishly given the ball off a couple of times, but this time converts a set for his first of the afternoon. The Crows now have five.

2.15pm

Just in time

That’s what the Kangaroos needed … Zane Duursma intercepts a kick in and snaps a crucial goal. The Kangaroos’ woes had been summed up in that the Crows had dominated the inside-50 possessions 27-2 not long before the impressive Duursma made his move.

2.12pm