Wakefield Trinity discover Jazz Tevaga disciplinary fate as Wigan Warriors duo banned
Wakefield Trinity forward Jazz Tevaga has received a two-match ban following his costly yellow card in Sunday's Challenge Cup quarter-final defeat to Wigan Warriors.
The 30-year-old was sin-binned just before half-time for kicking out at Wigan winger Liam Marshall.
It proved to be a pivotal moment in a hard-fought cup tie with the Warriors scoring twice in Tevaga's absence.
And now Wakefield will be without the Samoa international for the Super League games against Bradford Bulls and St Helens after he was hit with a grade D striking charge.
Wigan half-back Harry Smith has been suspended for his part in the fracas.
The England international will sit out three games after being charged with grade E 'unnecessary contact with player who is/may be injured'.
Warriors team-mate Sam Walters also received a three-match ban for headbutting.