In the quiet suburb of Campbelltown, a team carrying the fatigue of recent failure found something it had misplaced — its own authority. The New Zealand Warriors dismantled the Wests Tigers 32-6 on Saturday, with returning winger Alofiana Khan-Pereira embodying the oldest of sporting truths: that absence, when it ends well, can sharpen a person into something more than they were before. For a side that had stumbled through three of its last four matches, the victory was less a result than a reclamation.
Khan-Pereira's double leads Warriors past Tigers in dominant display
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