Ben Crooks: Two costly errors that led to Wigan Warriors tries but the emergency full-back was brave at the back and racked up the miles in a tireless display. 6
Ethan Ryan: It was like he had never been away in his first Hull KR appearance in over three months, with the winger making some important contributions, not least his superb first-half try. 7.5
Greg Minikin: The enforced break did wonders for Minikin, who has looked every inch an England Knights international since Rovers returned to action. 8
Shaun Kenny-Dowall: His miraculous recovery from a painful injury lifted the Robins and the inspirational skipper came up with some crucial plays just when his side needed them. 9
Ryan Hall: It was a landmark occasion for Hall and he displayed the kind of attributes that have taken him to 400 games, with the veteran winger outstanding out of backfield. 8
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Brad Takairangi: Not everything went his way on his 200th career appearance but he is such a threat and provides invaluable versatility. 7
Rowan Milnes: Celebrated his new contract with a try in a mature performance, with the youngster stepping up in the absence of Jordan Abdull. 7
Albert Vete: Set the tone in a huge first stint and scored another powerful close-range try in what is fast becoming a major weapon for Rovers. 8
Matt Parcell: The Australian is known for his speed and energy around the ruck but it was his bravery that stood out on Friday night as he withstood everything Wigan threw at him. 9
George King: It is no coincidence that the Warriors turned the tide while the starting props were off the field, with King’s leg drive a feature of his performance and his pass in the build-up to Jez Litten’s try one of the plays of the game. 8
Kane Linnett: Mr Dependable was as solid and unrelenting as ever, scoring the try that broke Wigan’s resolve with a typically powerful effort. 8
Kane Linnett (12) of Hull KR celebrates his try
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Luis Johnson: Back in the side after getting a breather last weekend and he produced some huge defensive efforts in adversity. 7.5
George Lawler: Helped get Rovers on the front foot early on as he got about his business in a typically understated way on his 100th club appearance. 7
Bench
Jez Litten: Came on with the game in the balance and gave KR the spark they needed, scoring the try that secured victory with good support play. 7
Korbin Sims: Put himself about as he always does as he took it to the Wigan pack. 7
Matty Storton: Another strong performance from a youngster who seems to be getting better each week, the highlight a lung-busting break from deep in a scintillating passage of play. 7
Will Maher: The towering prop is never going to grab the headlines but he did what was asked of him during his time on the field. 6
