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Queensland vs New South Wales Result – 4th Match

Complete match hub with live updates, full scorecard, ball-by-ball commentary, analysis, highlights, and FAQs.

4th Match • Australia Domestic One-Day Cup

Queensland cricket team logo
QB
358/10 (49.5)
New South Wales cricket team logo
NSW
359/6 (49)
New South Wales won by 4 wickets
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End of over 49 (12 runs)
Jake Scott 52 (39)
William Salzmann 70 (65)
NSW 359/6
Hayden Kerr 10-2-68-0
48.6
6
Hayden Kerr to Jake Scott, Six
48.5
4
Hayden Kerr to Jake Scott, Four
48.4
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Hayden Kerr to William Salzmann, 1 run
48.3
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Hayden Kerr to Jake Scott, 1 run
48.2
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Hayden Kerr to Jake Scott, no run
48.1
0
Hayden Kerr to Jake Scott, no run
End of over 48 (13 runs)
Jake Scott 41 (34)
William Salzmann 69 (64)
NSW 347/6
Tom Straker 9-1-105-0
47.6
1
Tom Straker to Jake Scott, 1 run
47.5
1
Tom Straker to William Salzmann, 1 run
47.4
6
Tom Straker to William Salzmann, Six
47.4
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Tom Straker to William Salzmann, 1 no ball
47.3
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Tom Straker to William Salzmann, no run
47.2
4
Tom Straker to William Salzmann, Four
47.1
0
Tom Straker to William Salzmann, no run
End of over 47 (7 runs)
Jake Scott 40 (33)
William Salzmann 58 (58)
NSW 334/6
Hayden Kerr 9-2-56-0
46.6
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Hayden Kerr to Jake Scott, 2 runs
46.5
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Hayden Kerr to Jake Scott, no run
46.4
2
Hayden Kerr to Jake Scott, 2 runs
46.3
1
Hayden Kerr to William Salzmann, 1 run
46.2
1
Hayden Kerr to Jake Scott, 1 run
46.1
1
Hayden Kerr to William Salzmann, 1 run
End of over 46 (11 runs)
William Salzmann 56 (56)
Jake Scott 35 (29)
NSW 327/6
Mitchell Swepson 10-1-54-0
45.6
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Mitchell Swepson to William Salzmann, 1 run
45.5
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Mitchell Swepson to William Salzmann, 2 runs
45.4
6
Mitchell Swepson to William Salzmann, Six
45.3
1
Mitchell Swepson to Jake Scott, 1 run
45.2
0
Mitchell Swepson to Jake Scott, no run

Match Summary

Queensland and New South Wales met in 4th Match of Australia Domestic One-Day Cup, and the contest unfolded as a tactical battle rather than a straightforward run chase. Both teams traded momentum in phases, with each spell and partnership shaping the result. The batting effort was built on situational awareness, with players adapting to phase-wise scoring demands. Bowling remained the strategic heartbeat, with wicket-taking intent balanced against run containment. Ball-by-ball updates reflected a game of momentum waves, from attacking bursts to pressure-releasing singles and smart strike rotation. Key match-defining phases included: 48.6: Hayden Kerr to Jake Scott, Six | 48.5: Hayden Kerr to Jake Scott, Four | 47.4: Tom Straker to William Salzmann, Six. By the final phase, game management became as important as shot-making: strike rotation, matchup-based bowling changes, and field settings in boundary zones had a direct impact on the closing overs. What makes this result meaningful is not just the scoreline (New South Wales won by 4 wickets), but how the match narrative evolved ball by ball. The winning side absorbed pressure, identified high-value overs, and executed cleaner under stress. For fans searching this fixture, this hub combines live score, full scorecard, player performances, turning-point analysis, and searchable commentary to present the complete story of how the result was built.

Key Moments

  • 48.6: Hayden Kerr to Jake Scott, Six
  • 48.5: Hayden Kerr to Jake Scott, Four
  • 47.4: Tom Straker to William Salzmann, Six
  • 47.2: Tom Straker to William Salzmann, Four
  • 45.4: Mitchell Swepson to William Salzmann, Six

Short Highlights Summary

New South Wales won by 4 wickets. Top batter and Top bowler produced the standout performances, while the defining passage came when 48.6: Hayden Kerr to Jake Scott, Six. This highlights capsule captures the most search-relevant events from the fixture: wickets, boundary bursts, game-defining overs, and the final match outcome context. For quick readers, it works as a compressed match recap; for deep readers, it complements the scorecard and the full commentary timeline below.

Ball-by-ball Commentary

End of over 49 (12 runs)
Jake Scott 52 (39)
William Salzmann 70 (65)
NSW 359/6
Hayden Kerr 10-2-68-0

48.6 6 Hayden Kerr to Jake Scott, Six

48.5 4 Hayden Kerr to Jake Scott, Four

48.4 1 Hayden Kerr to William Salzmann, 1 run

48.3 1 Hayden Kerr to Jake Scott, 1 run

48.2 0 Hayden Kerr to Jake Scott, no run

48.1 0 Hayden Kerr to Jake Scott, no run

End of over 48 (13 runs)
Jake Scott 41 (34)
William Salzmann 69 (64)
NSW 347/6
Tom Straker 9-1-105-0

47.6 1 Tom Straker to Jake Scott, 1 run

47.5 1 Tom Straker to William Salzmann, 1 run

47.4 6 Tom Straker to William Salzmann, Six

47.4 1N Tom Straker to William Salzmann, 1 no ball

47.3 0 Tom Straker to William Salzmann, no run

47.2 4 Tom Straker to William Salzmann, Four

47.1 0 Tom Straker to William Salzmann, no run

End of over 47 (7 runs)
Jake Scott 40 (33)
William Salzmann 58 (58)
NSW 334/6
Hayden Kerr 9-2-56-0

46.6 2 Hayden Kerr to Jake Scott, 2 runs

46.5 0 Hayden Kerr to Jake Scott, no run

46.4 2 Hayden Kerr to Jake Scott, 2 runs

46.3 1 Hayden Kerr to William Salzmann, 1 run

46.2 1 Hayden Kerr to Jake Scott, 1 run

46.1 1 Hayden Kerr to William Salzmann, 1 run

End of over 46 (11 runs)
William Salzmann 56 (56)
Jake Scott 35 (29)
NSW 327/6
Mitchell Swepson 10-1-54-0

45.6 1 Mitchell Swepson to William Salzmann, 1 run

45.5 2 Mitchell Swepson to William Salzmann, 2 runs

45.4 6 Mitchell Swepson to William Salzmann, Six

45.3 1 Mitchell Swepson to Jake Scott, 1 run

45.2 0 Mitchell Swepson to Jake Scott, no run

Frequently Asked Questions

Who won the Queensland vs New South Wales 4th Match match?
New South Wales won by 4 wickets.

What is the Queensland vs New South Wales 4th Match?
Queensland vs New South Wales is the 4th Match of the 2026 season. Follow live score, full scorecard and ball-by-ball commentary on CricRed.

Where can I watch Queensland vs New South Wales live score?
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