The 2023 State of Origin series is set to start on Wednesday, May 31, as the opening clash takes place at in Adelaide. This marks the second time Adelaide has been chosen to host an Origin match, adding to the event’s excitement.
The series intensifies with the second game scheduled for Wednesday, June 21, at the iconic Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane. Known for its deep-rooted association with the State of Origin, Suncorp Stadium proudly holds the record for hosting the highest number of matches in this prestigious tournament.
Maroons on field now at the Adelaide Oval for their final training run ahead of tomorrow’s State of Origin series opener. @9NewsQueensland @NRLonNine pic.twitter.com/QGPUfgOIWs
— Adam Jackson (@AdamJackson_9) May 30, 2023
Bringing the epic battle to its conclusion, Game 3 will be held on Wednesday, July 12, at Accor Stadium in Sydney. This eagerly awaited encounter marks Sydney’s return as a host city for a State of Origin match since 2019. With 30 Origin clashes gracing the venue, Accor Stadium has witnessed intense rivalries unfold, with the Blues emerging triumphant on 19 occasions.
The State of Origin series Schedule For all Games
The State of Origin series for 2023 has confirmed the dates, venues, and game times. Here’s the schedule:
- Game I: Adelaide Oval on Wednesday, May 31 at 8:05 pm.
- Game II: Suncorp Stadium on Wednesday, June 21 at 8:05 pm.
- Game III: Accor Stadium on Wednesday, July 12 at 8:05 pm.
State of Origin TV Coverage & Where to Watch Online
State of Origin TV Coverage is Available on Kayo Sport and Channel 9; Watch Online on Any Device with 9Now and Kayo Sport App.
| Date | Broadcast start | Kick-off | TV channel |
| Wed, May 31 | 7:00 pm AEST | 8:05 pm AEST | Channel 9, Kayo |
The 2023 State of Origin series will be live on Kayo Sport and Channel 9 in Australia, providing fans unmatched access to the thrilling matches. Viewers can enjoy the games on their TV screens or watch online using the 9Now streaming service and Kayo Sport app. Channel 9 will broadcast live rounds, while Kayo Sport ensures flexible viewing on smartphones, tablets, laptops, or smart TVs. 9Now offers on-demand streaming for catch-up viewing.
State of Origin Confirmed Teams 2023
Only two teams are in the State of Origin series: Queensland and New South Wales. The series is a best-of-three series, with each team playing one home game and one away game. The team that wins two games wins the series.
New South Wales:
Here is the confirmed team list and squad for Game 1 of the New South Wales Blues:
- James Tedesco
- Josh Addo-Carr
- Tom Trbojevic
- Stephen Crichton
- Brian To’o
- Jarome Luai
- Nathan Cleary
- Tevita Pangai Junior
- Api Koroisau
- Payne Haas
- Tyson Frizell
- Hudson Young
- Isaah Yeo
- Junior Paulo
- Cameron Murray
- Liam Martin
- Nicho Hynes
Queensland
Here is the confirmed team list and squad for Game 1 of the Queensland Maroons:
- Reece Walsh
- Selwyn Cobbo
- Valentine Holmes
- Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow
- Murray Taulagi
- Cameron Munster
- Daly Cherry-Evans
- Tom Flegler
- Ben Hunt
- Lindsay Collins
- Tom Gilbert
- David Fifita
- Patrick Carrigan
- Harry Grant
- Tino Fa’asuamaleaui
- Reuben Cotter
- Jai Arrow
Also, Read Our Guide on How to stream the State of Origin in Europe
Where is State of Origin Game 1 2023 being played?
The City of Churches, Adelaide, is set to host the second Origin match of 2023 as the series opener takes place at Adelaide Oval on Wednesday, May 31.
TWO SLEEPS TO GO 🏉 #StateofOrigin is back, Adelaide pic.twitter.com/Hw5PZMSp6m
— Adelaide Oval (@TheAdelaideOval) May 29, 2023
