Lewis sin-binned in first game back after four-match ban
Hull KR scrum-half Mikey Lewis served a four-match ban and was immediately thrown back into action against Warrington Wolves in the Super League. In his first appearance back, Lewis was sin-binned, a disciplinary setback that compounds concerns about his on-field behaviour. The incident adds further pressure on Lewis and Hull KR, who will be wary of further sanctions as the season progresses.
Read the full story at skysports.comA returning player picking up a sin-bin on his first game back is the kind of disciplinary lapse that raises questions about temperament and game management. For Hull KR, it means their key playmaker is once again in the spotlight for the wrong reasons, potentially affecting their disciplinary record and putting Lewis at risk of further action from the match review panel. It's a reminder that suspensions don't always reset behaviour, and coaches often face a delicate balance between reintegrating players quickly and protecting them — and the team — from repeat issues.
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