3:42pm: Talkin' Teams: Get your votes in for second-rower of the round. Poll: Who was the best performing second-rower of round three? Ryan Hoffman (Storm) Sonny Bill Williams (Roosters) Wade Graham (Sharks) Josh Papalii (Raiders) Chris Houston (Knights) Greg Bird (Titans) Total votes: 35. Poll closes in 2 hours. 3:32pm: Talkin' Teams: Best dummy half of the round? Robbie Farah should win this one comfortably. Poll: Who was the best performing hooker of round three? Cameron Smith (Storm) Robbie Farah (Tigers) James Segeyaro (Panthers) Issac Luke (Rabbitohs) Total votes: 60. 3:21pm: Talkin' Teams: Time to vote on the big men. Poll: Who was the best performing front-rower of round three? Aaron Woods (Tigers) Sam Moa (Roosters) Nate Myles (Titans) Andrew Fifita (Sharks) Jesse Bromwich (Storm) Jared Waerea-Hargreaves (Roosters) Total votes: 68. 3:11pm: Talkin' Teams: Panthers: 1. Dean Whare, 2. Josh Mansour, 3. Wes Naiqama, 4. Brad Tighe, 5. David Simmons, 6. Tom Humble, 7. Luke Walsh, 8. Sam McKendry, 9. Kevin Kingston (C), 10. Tim Grant, 11. Sika Manu, 12. Lewis Brown, 13. Cameron Ciraldo. Interchange; 14. Adam Docker, 15. Nigel Plum, 16. James Segeyaro, 17. Clint Newton, 18. Nathan Smith, 20. Matt Robinson 2:47pm: Talkin' Teams: Glen Fisiiahi is back for the Warriors, while Sam Rapira returns from injury for Monday's clash with the Cowboys. Warriors: 1. Kevin Locke 2. Glen Fisiiahi 3. Dane Nielsen 4. Konrad Hurrell 5. Ngani Laumape 6. Thomas Leuluai 7. Shaun Johnson 8. Sam Rapira 9. Elijah Taylor 10. Ben Matulino 11. Ben Henry 12. Simon Mannering (C) 13. Todd Lowrie. Interchange: 14. Jacob Lillyman 15. Feleti Mateo 16. Sebastine Ikahihifo 17. Pita Godinet 18. Bill Tupou. 2:37pm: Talkin' Teams: Poll time! Share your thoughts on halfback of the round. Poll: Who was the best performing halfback of round three? Cooper Croonk (Storm) Adam Reynolds (Rabbitohs) Tyrone Roberts (Knights) Jacob Miller (Tigers) Sam Williams (Raiders) Total votes: 146. 2:28pm: Talkin' Teams: Here are my studs and duds of the opening three rounds. I'm sure it's no surprise that Tony Williams is on top of my dud list. I will try and avoid the superstars in my studs list and focus on the players who've been surprisingly impressive to start the year. Duds: Tony Williams, Jamie Soward, Scott Prince, Feleti Mateo, Thomas Leuluai Studs: Tohu Harris, Sam Moa, Aaron Woods, Aidan Sezer, Albert Kelly, Jorge Taufua, Justin Horo, Michael Gordon, Sika Manu, James Segeyaro. Do you agree with those names? 2:04pm: Talkin' Teams: This is the hardest position of the round to vote for. There were some standout performances from the No.6's on the weekend, but I'm giving my vote to big John Sutton. Do you think he's an Origin bolter for the Blues? Poll: Who was the best performing five-eighth of round three? John Sutton (Rabbitohs) Benji Marshall (Tigers) Aidan Sezer (Titans) Jarrod Mullen (Knights) Todd Carney (Sharks) James Maloney (Roosters) Total votes: 207. 1:52pm: Talkin' Teams: Time to vote on centre of the round. This is a tough one to vote on this week. Poll: Who was the best performing centre of round three? Chris Lawrence (Tigers) Jamal Idris (Titans) Jarrod Croker (Raiders) Krisnan Inu (Bulldogs) Michael Jennings (Roosters) Total votes: 144. 1:41pm: Talkin' Teams: Interesting to see Titans coach John Cartwright has named Ashley Harrison after his sickening head-clash with Richie Fa'aoso last week. I really like what I see from the Titans. I have to admit I backed them to win the wooden spoon this year but they look the goods. I'm really enjoying watching Aidan Sezer, he's a player with a huge future. Titans: 1 William Zillman, 2 Kevin Gordon, 3 Brad Takairangi, 4 Jamal Idris, 5 David Mead, 6 Aidan Sezer, 7 Albert Kelly, 8 Luke Douglas, 9 Matt Srama, 10 Nate Myles, 11 Greg Bird, 12 Ben Ridge, 13 Ashley Harrison, Interchange: 14 David Taylor, 15 Luke Bailey, 16 Ryan James, 17 Beau Falloon, 18 Luke O'Dwyer, 20 Steve Michaels 1:21pm: Talkin' Teams: Time to vote on your winger of the round. Hard to go past Nathan Merritt who bagged his second hat-trick in three games this season. Poll: Who was the best performing winger of round three? Nathan Merritt (Rabbitohs) Matt Duffie (Storm) Jorge Taufua (Sea Eagles) Akuila Uate (Knights) Beau Ryan (Sharks) Total votes: 213. 1:06pm: Talkin' Teams: Before we get into the round four teams, let's look back at round three and find out who is up for a berth in the prestigious SMH team of the week voted by our devoted Talkin' Teams readers. We will start with fullback and my vote goes to Reece Robinson from the Raiders. He's a quality player who will ensure the Raiders don't lose a lot following the sacking of Josh Dugan. Poll: Who was the best performing fullback of round three? Greg Inglis (Rabbitohs) Tim Moltzen (Tigers) Michael Gordon (Sharks) Billy Slater (Storm) Reece Robinson (Raiders) Total votes: 204. 12:50pm: Rugby: Former All Black Jerry Collins says he was running from a gang of Brazilian workers who hated foreign rugby players shortly before his arrest in Japan. Collins, 32, was arrested for carrying two knives in an upmarket department store in the city of Hamamatsu on March 17, and has been held in jail since. Collins, who had been playing rugby for the Yamaha Jubilo club in Iwata, 40 minutes from Hamamatsu, apparently entered the store and placed two 17cm knives on top of a fish counter, before security staff called the police. It is illegal to carry weapons with blades longer than 15cm without police permission in Japan. Anxious and sweating profusely, he was arrested by more than 20 police officers and taken to jail. 12:31pm: League: Manly forward Richie Fa'aoso has pleaded guilty to dangerous contact but will attempt to get the length of his ban reduced at tomorrow night's judiciary hearing. Fa'aoso faces a three match ban if he is unsuccesful in having the grade three charge downgraded. A grade two charge would sideline Fa'aoso for just one match, while a grade one charge would enable him to play against Wests Tigers on Thursday. 12:29pm: Hoops: The Miami Heat edged closer to the Los Angeles Lakers' longest win streak in NBA history, beating Orlando 108-94 Monday behind a 24-point effort from LeBron James. James also had 11 assists and nine rebounds for the Heat who claimed their 27th consecutive victory as they home in on the 33-game winning streak set by the 1971-72 Los Angeles Lakers, who had Wilt Chamberlain, Elgin Baylor and Jerry West on the team. This year's scorching-hot Heat team features all-stars James, Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh but they had to do without Wade on Monday, who missed his second-consecutive game with a sore right knee. First-place Miami are just six victories away from tying the Lakers and haven't tasted defeat since February 1 on the road against the Indiana Pacers. The dominant win over the Magic kicked off a four-game road trip for Miami, who have won 13 in a row as the visitors. The Heat will also travel to Chicago, New Orleans and the mighty San Antonio Spurs on the upcoming road swing. Wade is hoping to return for Wednesday's game against Chicago. 12:26pm: Rugby: The Kurtley Beale homecoming parade is getting underway already, with a number of high profile Waratahs throwing their support behind the five-eighth's returning to NSW. Drew Mitchell, Israel Folau and Adam Ashley-Cooper told FoxSports this morning they would love to see Beale back in the sky blue next season and felt sure he could overcome his off-field problems. The rumours of a move back home to NSW have been doing the rounds for a while now, not least since he was spotted seated with his manager Isaac Moses and Folau at the Waratahs' table at the Rugby Union Players' Association end of year shindig at the ivy in December. On the record, Beale has made it clear he wants to concentrate on playing for the Rebels this season, but a hand operation and the weekend's controversy in Durban have done little to help matters. The speculation persists that he wants to leave Melbourne but the Waratahs are not his only option, there are at least two NRL clubs interested as well. 12:04pm: A-League: Perth Glory midfielder Travis Dodd will miss the rest of the A-League season after rupturing the anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee. Dodd will consider undergoing a LARS procedure to speed up his recovery time, but the 33-year-old won't appear again this season. The former Adelaide skipper has been a key figure for the Glory this season, and scored his fifth goal of the campaign in Saturday's 3-2 win over Melbourne Victory. 12:01pm: Motorsport. Australian Mark Webber is not considering his future in Formula One and will drive in next month's Chinese Grand Prix, his father said on Tuesday. Webber, 36, was incensed when Red Bull teammate Sebastian Vettel defied orders to overtake him and snatch victory in last Sunday's Malaysian Grand Prix. He returned to Australia for some reflection and was reported to be contemplating missing the April 14 Chinese Grand Prix but his father, Alan, said his son would be on the Shanghai starting grid. "We'll be up in China for the next one," Alan Webber told the Australian Broadcasting Corporation. Webber's father said he believed triple world champion Vettel was sincere in his apology to his son but the damage to the already fractured relationship was unlikely to be repaired. "I think it will take a while to earn the respect and trust again," he said. 11:55am: League. Michael Chammas is in the Sydney Morning Herald gym working on his pecs and oiling up his hammies before he takes over the blog at 2pm for NRL Talkin' Teams. The big talker will be Ben Barba's selection fo the Bulldogs, with teammate Josh Reynolds saying the Dally M winner is ready to make his NRL comeback against South Sydney on Good Friday. "I think he is ready,"" Reynolds said on Tuesday.""Talking to him, he is in a good state but it is up to Des (coach Des Hasler) and it is up to him."" ""But he has come back with a real positive attitude to training and that has been good for the playing group because everyone was hoping he would be okay. If he does end up playing, it will be a real positive for us."" 11:48am: Rugby. Western Force hooker Nathan Charles will miss the rest of the Super Rugby season with a knee injury. Charles ruptured the anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee during Saturday night's 19-10 loss to the Cheetahs and is expected to be sidelined for nine months. The 24-year-old, who is the only known professional rugby player with cystic fibrosis, had been in good form during the early rounds of the season and his absence is a big blow to the Force. Jack Frost is in for a hot introduction to the AFL when the Collingwood defender debuts this Sunday against North Melbourne. Coach Nathan Buckley says Frost is a prime example of the greater depth of talent that Collingwood will take into this season. The 21-year-old joined the Magpies last December through the rookie draft and his impressive pre-season prompted an elevation last week onto the senior list. The "Pies will throw him into the deep end against North Melbourne, which features the three-pronged tall forward set-up of Drew Petrie, Robbie Tarrant and Lachie Hansen. ""One of the most positive aspects of our pre-season was the emergence of a couple of our rookie-list players,"" Buckley said.