National Rugby League Women Round 4 Betting Picks 2026
A new round of the Telstra Women’s Premiership league starts this Friday. These National Rugby League Women Round 4 Betting Picks 2026 will help get your card set for an exciting weekend of action.
Friday offers two matches that favor the underdogs. Each one has shown their weaknesses, but are in a great position to showcase their strengths against their Round 4 opponents. At plus money, both offer fantastic value.
National Rugby League Women Round 4 Betting Picks 2026
Cronulla Sharks Over Canberra Raiders (+190 via DraftKings)
Canberra has started the season 2-1 and sits in 5th place on the ladder. The Raiders jumped out to a 2-0 start before suffering their first loss of the season last week to the Sydney Roosters. This week, Canberra returns to the scene of that loss playing at home in GIO Stadium. The Raiders have done well offensively scoring the fourth most points (80) this year. However, that offense ground to halt last week producing only 18 points.
Cronulla is winless this year and at 0-3 find themselves 10th on the ladder. The Sharks’ record does not tell the whole story though. Despite their losing tally, they have kept matches tight boasting an average losing margin of 8.7 points. In fact, their last two losses have been decided by six points.
Round 4. The Sharks take on the Raiders at GIO Stadium on Saturday, 12:40pm. Full preview below. https://t.co/1ZC1YOFzqM
— Cronulla Sharks (@cronullasharks) July 24, 2026
The Raiders are -225 to win this match outright. However, the Sharks are 2-0 against them going back to the 2024 season. On top of that, both were road wins by Cronulla. Furthermore, neither game was close with the Sharks trouncing the Raiders 56-6 last season and 24-12 before that.
St George Illawarra Dragons Over Canterbury Bulldogs (+160 via FanDuel)
St George Illawarra has stumbled out of the gates this season limping their way to a 1-2 record. The Dragons’ lone win came by way of a 22-8 outing against a Parramatta Eels squad that has faced their own struggles this year. Last week, they found themselves outmatched by a Newcastle Knights squad that could do no wrong. The Dragons were blanked 38-0 in that match.
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— St George Illawarra Dragons (@NRL_Dragons) July 12, 2026
Canterbury enters this round with an equal 1-2 record. The Bulldogs are coming off their first win of the year in a 24-18 contest against the Sharks. They are struggling to keep teams off the scoreboard allowing the third-most points on the ladder. Canterbury also has the third-worst point differential (-42) through its first three matches.
These teams have met only once in their brief histories with the Dragons edging out the Bulldogs 18-14 last season.
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