After a historic 20-point comeback in Game I, which was sealed in the final minute, New South Wales currently has one hand on the shield as Laurie Daley looks to secure his second series win as coach in seven attempts.

After missing the series opener with an injury, Payne Haas makes his return to the Blues forward pack.

NSW centre Stephen Crichton is set to be ruled out of Origin II, only hours after being named for the Blues.

Crichton will reportedly be ruled out due to an AC joint injury that required painkilling injections during the King's Birthday clash with Parramatta.

Roosters' winger Mark Nawaqanitawase will be called into camp.

While Dolphins half Isaiya Katoa has also been called up, creating the possibility of an Origin debut in front of a packed MCG, which will spark plenty of conversation as to who will start as five-eighth, as Daley has not named a line-up.

Queensland, who are hoping to keep the series alive into a Game III decider at Suncorp Stadium, have brought four new faces from their Game I side.

Reece Walsh, Murray Taulagi and Heilum Luki come into the squad, with Gehamat Shibasaki and Patrick Carrigan out due to injury, while Ezra Mam has been dropped.

Briton Nikora has been promoted from the extended bench into the starting line-up, while Kulikefu Finefeuiaki goes from 20th man reserve to the bench.

Game II takes place at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on June 17.

SEN will have THREE different live calls off the match, appealing to all fans who can listen to either Maroons or Blues Radio alongside our neutral Origin LIVE commentary feed.

All three can be heard across the nation on our radio network and on the SEN app from 7pm AEST, with the match beginning at 8:05pm.

See the teams below.

Queensland

1. Kalyn Ponga (Newcastle Knights)
2. Selwyn Cobbo (Dolphins)
3. Robert Toia (Sydney Roosters)
4. Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow (Dolphins)
5. Jojo Fifita (Gold Coast Titans)
6. Cameron Munster (c) (Melbourne Storm)
7. Sam Walker (Sydney Roosters)
8. Thomas Flegler (Dolphins)
9. Harry Grant (Melbourne Storm)
10. Tino Fa'asuamaleaui (Gold Coast Titans)
11. Briton Nikora (Cronulla Sharks)
12. Kurt Capewell (New Zealand Warriors)
13. Reuben Cotter (North Queensland Cowboys)
14. Max Plath (Dolphins)
15. Lindsay Collins (Sydney Roosters)
16. Kulikefu Finefeuiaki (Dolphins)
17. Trent Loiero (Melbourne Storm)
18. Reece Walsh (Brisbane Broncos)
19. Murray Taulagi (North Queensland Cowboys)
20. Heilum Luki (North Queensland Cowboys)

Coach: Billy Slater

New South Wales

Mitch Barnett, Nathan Cleary, Stephen Crichton, Addin Fonua-Blake, Payne Haas, Isaiya Katoa, Apisai Koroisau, Toluta'u Koula, Dylan Lucas, Casey McLean, Mitch Moses, Cam Murray, Haumole Olakau'atu, Victor Radley, Reece Robson, Kotoni Staggs, Ethan Strange, James Tedesco, Brian To'o, Isaah Yeo (c), Hudson Young

Coach: Laurie Daley