NRL Friday RECAP: Adam Doueihi rips 'embarrassing' Tigers performance; Sharks scores 10 tries in Tigers flogging; Api Koroisau sidelined with calf injury

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An emphatic win to the Sharks tonight.

We'll be back tomorrow.

Adam Doueihi didn't shy away when criticising his team's performance post-match, describing it as "shithouse".

"Embarrassing, disappointing, from the get go we didn't bring any energy, any enthusiasm, we weren't willing to tackle hard enough and weren't willing to run hard enough," he told on Nine.

"From everyone, me individually, from the whole team, all 17 of us, honestly it's embarrassing."

It's all over and with the last play, Royce Hunt took it off the back fence and got himself 20 run metres.

Cronulla win 58-6.

It's a deserved try for Braydon Trindall!

The halfback has been in everything tonight and now he has a try.

He put a right foot step in and stayed agile up top, rotating around in the tackle and getting over the line.

The tryscorer converts it and it's 58-6.

And there it is!

Cronulla raise the bat for a half-century.

The play started on the left sideline and finished in the right.

Jesse Ramien made the Tigers pay for some passive defence by pushing past Solomona Faataape, who put in a rather feeble attempt.

Braydon Trindall hits it sweetly and the Sharks lead 52-6.

Stefano Utoikamanu is being attended to as blood streams from his face.

He suffered a head clash when attempting a tackle.

He's now left the field.

Nine's sideline reporter Danika Mason has confirmed it's a calf injury for Api Koroisau.

Api Koroisau has left the field!

He's heading up the sheds and Danika Mason reports he pointed at his ankle.

Not a good sign for the Tigers.

Another try to the Sharkies.

Trindall approaches across the field and puts Briton Nikora through a hole after he ran a beautiful line.

Trindall converts and it's 46-6.

Jesse Colquhoun is down in agony.

It looks like a knee injury and it's not a good sign because it happened so innocuously.

Api Koroisau put his hand up immediately.

Colquhoun now being helped off by medical staff.

The Sharks bench player missed the first half of the season with a broken foot.