All four of the Melbourne Storm players from Origin I will back-up for Cameron Smith's 250th game Cameron Smith addresses the team in the week of his 250th NRL game. A DESIRE to play in skipper Cameron Smith's 250th game rather than the chance for some State of Origin square-up will ensure Melbourne Storm's representative quartet play against Cronulla today. Smith, Cooper Cronk and Billy Slater were on the receiving end of a man-of-the-match effort from NSW and Sharks forward Luke Lewis who, along with his Blues teammate Andrew Fifita, will back-up at AAMI Park. Melbourne's own Origin winner Ryan Hoffman will also play after all four Storm boys trained lightly this morning, after viewing a video tribute to Smith. Storm coach Craig Bellamy also presented the skipper with his one-off jersey for today's game and made an impassioned speech about how much Smith means to the club. Bellamy was happy with what he saw when his men returned to training early in the week. "It is a mental rather than a physical thing and we have to get our head around it, switch on a little bit earlier when we get to training," Bellamy said. The coach knows his side has to be switched-on against a Cronulla outfit without skipper Paul Gallen, who misses today's game through suspension. "They had a couple of disruptions to start their season but they all seem to have settled down now and their form seems to have picked up," Bellamy said. At the start of the year everyone thought they were going to be one of the teams to beat, and they are back to that form now.