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MELBOURNE: The signs are good that injured Melbourne Storm skipper Cameron Smith will play in Sunday's NRL elimination final against Canterbury after completing their final training run.
The Storm had a hit-out at AAMI Park before their sudden-death match, with Smith taking part.
The captain had spent most of the week in a moon-boot and on crutches after suffering high ankle sprain in their last-round victory over Brisbane.
Set to play: Storm captain Cameron Smith. Photo: Getty Images
Melbourne five-eighth Ben Roberts said a final decision would be made on game day on Smith dependent on how his ankle recovered from the training run.
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"Cameron trained with us today and did what was expected of him," Smith said.
"We'll leave it until tomorrow morning and see how he pulls up and make a decision from there."
AAP
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