(Mark Evans/AAP PHOTOS)But Cronulla responded with five tries themselves at Ocean Protect Stadium on a Sunday full of milestones and celebrations for the surging Sharks. Hynes broke Covell's benchmark when he converted a solo effort from dummy-half sneak Blayke Brailey as the Sharks went to the sheds with an 18-6 buffer. The victory avenged a 36-12 loss to the Rabbitohs in round nine and was the Sharks' ninth win from 10 starts, cementing their place in the top four. The Roosters and Warriors both still face the table-topping Panthers while Cronulla won't play another team top-eight outfit until the finals. Advertisement AdvertisementAdvertisement AdvertisementThe only concerns for the Sharks, though minor, were Trindall and Teig Wilton being placed on report.