Jack Bostock achieved a hat-trick in his first game for the Roosters, beating New Zealand in the World Cup opener. The match was tough with many accidents. Despite this, Bostock played well and was named player of the match. His performance was key to the Roosters' victory, showing he could be a valuable asset for the team.
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