Bell is out for at least a month,this article from rleague
Queensland and Manly centre Steve Bell will miss the State of Origin decider after sustaining a fractured cheekbone in Queensland's 30-6 victory against New South Wales last night.
Bell had a solid game for the Maroons and would have been a certain selection for the decider to be played in Melbourne, the city where he made his original mark as a first grade footballer who would progress to the Origin level.
The 30-year-old will be out for a month and his loss will be a blow to both the Maroons and Sea Eagles. Bell's injury happened in a head clash with Manly team-mate and NSW forward Steve Menzies in the final stages of Queensland's impressive victory.
Bell spent the night in Wesley Hospital and is expected to be released later today.
The good news for Manly supporters is that Menzies and front-rower Brent Kite came through unscathed and will be available for the Sea Eagles clash against Cronulla on Saturday night with the winner of that match to take 4th position on the ladder.
With Bell being unavailable, the Queensland selectors will no doubt rush Greg Inglis back into the centres if he's fit and healthy or they'll be sweating on Willie Tonga to recover from a hamstring injury in time for the decider. Another option would be Billy Slater who is back from suspension next week with both Brent Tate and Adam Mogg capable of playing in the centres.