The Dolphins have secured another international for their debut season, signing Kodi Nikorima on a two-year deal.The 28-year-old has provided a real spark for the Rabbitohs in recent weeks, after joining in a mid-year switch from the Warriors."We are pleased to be able to provide the opportunity for Kodi and his young family to return to Queensland," Dolphins CEO Terry Reader said."Kodi is yet another example of one of the reasons the Dolphins were brought into the competition – to allow local Queensland players to play NRL in the areas they were developed.Interestingly, a club statement said Nikorima would provide competition with Jeremy Marshall-King and Harrison Graham for the No.9 jersey, despite the former Bronco having played most of his NRL career in the halves."We know he is a very dangerous player as a hooker who can also provide cover for other positions across the backline," Reader said."Kodi has more than 150 NRL games to his name as well as playing Tests for New Zealand and importantly has a history of performing under our head coach Wayne Bennett."
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