Our Journalists

Fatima Kdouh is a rugby league reporter and SuperCoach presenter. She joined News Corp after walking away from a career in investment banking to pursue her dream job of becoming a sports journalist. Since joining News Corp, Fatima has worked for Sky News, Sky News Business, Fox Sports Australia and now calls The Daily Telegraph, and CODE Sports, home – where she is carving out a reputation for herself in one of the toughest and most competitive reporting gigs in the country, the NRL round.

@FatimaKdouh_

Fatima Kdouh

Latest

SuperCoach

PERTH, AUSTRALIA - FEBRUARY 15:Connor Tracey of the Sharks passes the ball away during the match between the Sharks and Bulldogs from Day 2 of the 2020 NRL Nines at HBF Stadium on February 15, 2020 in Perth, Australia. (Photo by James Worsfold/Getty Images)

Early Mail: Front-runner to replace Sharks gun, big Fifita call

It’s another bumper edition of Early Mail with a Sharks supersub leading the race to replace the injured Chad Townsend and a host of key KFC SuperCoach players in serious doubt.

NRL

Canberra's Jack Wighton pats Manly's Tom Trbojevic on the back as he leaves the field injured during the Manly Sea Eagles v Canberra Raiders NRL match at Campbelltown Stadium, Sydney. Picture: Brett Costello

‘I can’t push it’: Turbo breaks his silence on hamstring

Manly star Tom Trbojevic has revealed exactly which round he plans to be back on the field after admitting he wouldn’t ‘push’ his troublesome hamstring to make a fast return.

NRL

Jack Johns has been named to play for South Sydney. Gregg Porteous. NRL Photos

NRL teams: Immortal’s nephew handed debut

NRL ‘Team List Tuesday’ saw changes galore expected for Round 11. We answer all your KFC SuperCoach selection questions with full team analysis, including the shock the debut of one of the game’s most famous names.

Bulldogs

Bryson Goodwin of the Rabbitohs (left) celebrates scoring a try with his team mates during the Round 22 NRL match between the St George Illawarra Dragons and South Sydney Rabbitohs at the SCG in Sydney, Friday, August 4, 2017. (AAP Image/David Moir) NO ARCHIVING, EDITORIAL USE ONLY

Baffling Bulldogs: Is this the strangest signing of 2020?

A young gun who has been getting wraps at Canterbury for years will be let go to join a rival club as the Bulldogs make the curious decision to chase a 35-year-old Rabbitohs winger.

Cowboys

Cronulla's Valentine Holmes makes a break to set up a try by Cronulla's Sosaia Feki during the Cronulla Sharks v Bulldogs NRL match at ANZ Stadium, Homebush. Picture: Brett Costello

Holmes: Please forgive me, Sharks fans

Cowboys flyer Valentine Holmes hopes Cronulla fans can forgive him for his controversial exit from the Sharks two years ago as he prepares to face his former club for the first time.

Rabbitohs

Teddy & Cook: Aggression, rivalry and fan abuse

In exclusive columns, James Tedesco and Damien Cook open up on the longest-running rivalry in rugby league, revealing fan abuse, pride and why to expect on-field fireworks.

Rabbitohs

Rabbitohs have 80 minutes to ruin the Roosters

Having watched their archrivals go back-to-back, South Sydney could put a fork in the Sydney Roosters’ dreams of an NRL premiership three-peat on Thursday night.

NRL

Latrell Mitchell set for positional switch

Early Mail: Bunnies set for backline reshuffle

Finally, after two months without footy, the best mail man in the business delivers his definitive verdict on NRL teams for Round 3 — and there are plenty of surprises.

Eels

Fergo’s bizarre reason behind mystery strapping

Blake Ferguson raised eyebrows when he arrived at Parramatta training his left leg wrapped from ankle to hip just a week out from the Eels’ return clash with Brisbane. FIND OUT WHY.

Teams

The NRL will finish the 2020 season with a blockbuster round of rivalries.

NRL draw: The ten grudge matches you can’t miss

With the return of rugby league inching closer, see the ten NRL grudge matches you simply cannot afford to miss. SEE THE COMPLETE NRL DRAW HERE.

Original URL: https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/journalists/fatima-kdouh/page/110