Queensland — New South Wales: 358:359, One-Day Cup (AUS)
One-Day Cup (AUS)ODI
QueenslandL22 Sep · Home New South Wales · 358:359L8 Oct · Away Western Australia · 375:376W13 Oct · Away Western Australia · 261:246L17 Oct · Away South Australia · 271:397W19 Oct · Away South Australia · 352:348L31 Oct · Home Victoria · 355:480
358:359/6
Finished
NSW won by 4 wickets (with 6 balls remaining)
Kick-off was
BST
New South WalesW25 Sep · Away Victoria · 257:212L8 Oct · Home Tasmania · 500:647L13 Oct · Home Tasmania · 158:203W19 Oct · Away Western Australia · 702:583W24 Oct · Away Western Australia · 371:293L29 Oct · Away Tasmania · 346:427
In the One-Day Cup (AUS) game on 22 September 2026, New South Wales beat Queensland 358:359.
Match report
New South Wales claimed a narrow one-run victory over Queensland in their One Day Cup encounter on 22 September 2026. The final score read 359 for New South Wales against 358 for the hosts in what proved to be an exceptionally tight contest. Queensland could not find the runs needed to secure a win, falling agonisingly short.
The result shifts the early standings in Queensland's favour. New South Wales move on to four points from a single match, sitting in second place. Queensland remain winless from two games, still on zero points after losing both outings so far this season.
Recent form suggests neither side has found consistent rhythm. Queensland lost their opening match to Victoria 339 to 335, then followed with this narrow defeat. Their earlier results include a heavy loss to New South Wales in October 2025 and a draw against Victoria in February 2026, though those matches belong to different seasons.
New South Wales showed resilience in their first outing, beating Tasmania 119 to 118 in a similarly close finish. They had previously beaten Tasmania 275 to 274 in February 2026 and South Australia 246 to 242 in February 2026. Those results indicate a pattern of narrow victories rather than dominant performances.
The one-run margin tells you everything about this match. Both teams posted substantial totals, but the difference came down to a single run. Queensland pushed hard but could not quite reach the target. New South Wales held their nerve to take all four points.
L22 Sep · Home New South Wales · 358:359L8 Oct · Away Western Australia · 375:376W13 Oct · Away Western Australia · 261:246L17 Oct · Away South Australia · 271:397W19 Oct · Away South Australia · 352:348L31 Oct · Home Victoria · 355:480
W25 Sep · Away Victoria · 257:212L8 Oct · Home Tasmania · 500:647L13 Oct · Home Tasmania · 158:203W19 Oct · Away Western Australia · 702:583W24 Oct · Away Western Australia · 371:293L29 Oct · Away Tasmania · 346:427