Dally M Round 6 votes: Bulldogs' Viliame Kikau earns maximum points, goes equal-top

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Viliame Kikau has joined Kalyn Ponga at the top of the Dally M Medal standings after Round 6.

The Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs enforcer starred in his side's 16-14 loss to the Melbourne Storm, picking up maximum points.

Elsewhere, the departing Zac Lomax also received six votes as the St George Illawarra Dragons picked up a win over the Wests Tigers.

Who got Dally M points in Round 6?

Fixture	Points
Knights 20-22 Roosters	Joey Manu (Roosters) 6 Angus Crichton (Roosters) 3 Bradman Best (Knights) 2 Victory Radley (Roosters) 1
Storm 16-14 Bulldogs	Viliame Kikau (Bulldogs) 6 Harry Grant (Storm) 2 Cameron Munster (Storm) 2 Josh Addo-Carr (Bulldogs) 1 Bronson Xerri (Bulldogs) 1
Broncos 28-14 Dolphins	Pat Carrigan (Broncos) 6 Selwyn Cobbo (Broncos) 4 Isaiya Katoa (Dolphins) 1 Reece Walsh (Broncos) 1
Warriors 22-22 Sea Eagles	Daly Cherry-Evans (Sea Eagles) 6 Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad (Warriors) 3 Shaun Johnson (Warriors) 2 Addin Fonua-Blake (Warriors) 1
Eels 27-20 Cowboys	Clinton Gutherson (Eels) 6 Dylan Brown (Eels) 4 J'maine Hopgood (Eels) 1 Scott Drinkwater (Cowboys) 1
Rabbitohs 22-34 Sharks	Ronaldo Mulitalo (Sharks) 6 Blayke Brailey (Sharks) 3 Nicho Hynes (Sharks) 2 Kayal Iro (Sharks) 1
Tigers 12-24 Dragons	Zac Lomax (Dragons) 6 Jaydn Su'A (Dragons) 4 Jacob Liddle (Dragons) 1 Api Koroisau (Tigers) 1
Raiders 21-20 Titans	Jamal Fogarty (Raiders) 5 Hudson Young (Raiders) 3 Brian Kelly (Titans) 2 Kieran Foran (Titans) 1 Josh Papalii (Raiders) 1

Player (Team)	Votes
Kalyn Ponga (Knights) Viliame Kikau (Bulldogs)	17
Daly Cherry-Evans (Sea Eagles)	15
Nicho Hynes (Sharks)	14
Pat Carrigan (Broncos) Zac Lomax (Dragons)	13
Dylan Edwards (Panthers) Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow (Dolphins) Tom Trbojevic (Sea Eagles) Scott Drinkwater (Cowboys)	12
James Tedesco (Roosters)	11

Kalyn Ponga took home the gong last season as the Newcastle talisman beat Shaun Johnson by just one point in a nail-biting count.

Ponga earned 56 votes in a revamped voting system, with an ineligible Scott Drinkwater finishing in third place with 50 votes.

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Joshua Mayne

Joshua Mayne is a content producer for The Sporting News Australia.