Six players score perfect round as lead changes hands: Zero Tackle’s NRL MVP – Round 4

Zero Tackle's NRL MVP has seen the lead change hands again at the end of Round 4, with a perfect round from Ryan Papenhuyzen - who scored four tries in Melbourne's rout of Canterbury on Sunday afternoon - hitting the front.

His perfect 20 was matched by five other players during the round in Dylan Edwards, who is now second and just four votes off the pace, Dylan Brown, who sits fifth at 15 votes off the lead, Siosifa Talakai who is the equal seventh and 20 votes off the pace, as well as Reece Walsh and Joseph Manu who sit further down the leaderboard.

Last week's leader, Nicho Hynes, now sits in third spot after a week which saw him not gain a single point despite Cronulla's shut out of Newcastle on Friday evening.

Behind the perfect scorers, Tino Fa'asuamaleaui was this week's next highest scorer with 18, while Tom Trbojevic and Daly Cherry-Evans held joint top-scores in the Manly and Canberra clash with 17.

Here are all the votes from Round 4.

Gold Coast Titans vs Wests Tigers

In one of the worst games of all time, the Titans snatched victory with a late try that was flukish as it was anything else, with the ball rebounding off the goal post. It was the only try of the game, with only penalty goals kicked beforehand.

Cronulla Sharks vs Newcastle Knights

The Sharks dismantled the Knights on Friday evening, with Siosifa Talakai making a staggering 16 tackle busts in a performance which at times had to be seen to be believed. Ronaldo Mulitalo, Blayke Brailey, Sione Katoa, Briton Nikora and Jesse Ramien were among the other top performers for a rampant Cronulla side.

Penrith Panthers vs South Sydney Rabbitohs

Dylan Edwards was back to his best on Friday evening as the Panthers kept their run going against last year's grand final opponents. Nathan Cleary was virtually not needed in his return with the cardinal and myrtle no match for the defending premiers.

New Zealand Warriors vs Brisbane Broncos

Reece Walsh was the star of the show for the Warriors on Saturday in Redcliffe as they got the better of the Broncos in an ill-disciplined contest, with both Jazz Tevaga and Thomas Flegler copping suspensions in the aftermath.

Manly Sea Eagles vs Canberra Raiders

The Sea Eagles are still a ways from their best, but it was Tom Trbojevic and Daly Cherry-Evans who led the way for the club as they went past the struggling Raiders. The Sea Eagles will have to do it without their Turbo now though, with the star to miss the next four weeks.

North Queensland Cowboys vs Sydney Roosters

The Roosters have had an indifferent start to the new year, but were well and truly at their best on Saturday in Townsville as they went past the Cowboys in stunning fashion, with Joseph Manu and James Tedesco catching fire in the blitzing performance.

Melbourne Storm vs Canterbury Bulldogs

It was one-way traffic in both Sunday games, but Ryan Papenhuyzen put together the individual performance of the week for the Storm, scoring four tries and running almost 200 metres in the 44-0 rout of a struggling Canterbury side.

Parramatta Eels vs St George Illawarra Dragons

The Eels completed a Sunday of dismal action for the neutrals, although their attack was something to behold as Dylan Brown and Mitchell Moses led an absolute riot over a Dragons outfit who will be left to regret a couple of strange pre-match selection calls.

Top 10

RANK			LAST ROUND	TOTAL
1		Ryan Papenhuyzen	8	56
2		Dylan Edwards	12	52
3		Nicho Hynes	20	48
4		Jahrome Hughes	0	48
5		Dylan Brown	16	41
6		Mitchell Moses	0	40
7		Josh Curran	15	36
8		Tom Dearden	15	36
9		Daly Cherry-Evans	19	36
10		Siosifa Talakai	16	36

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