New South Wales kicked off Brad Haddin’s head coaching era with an extraordinary four-wicket win over Queensland at Allan Border Field, hunting down a massive 359-run target with an over to spare in the Marsh One-Day Cup. 1st Innings: Queensland 358 all out (49.5 overs) Weibgen & Clayton Blitz: Former Australia U19 World Cup-winning captain Hugh Weibgen slammed a brilliant 125 off 89 balls (7 sixes). Alongside opening partner Jack Clayton (80 off 79), the duo shared a massive 156-run opening stand. Labuschagne's Contribution: Queensland captain Marnus Labuschagne provided middle-order muscle with a quickfire 60 off 47 balls. NSW Bowlers Drag It Back: Despite Queensland's blistering start, fast bowlers Ben Dwarshuis (3/57) and Sean Abbott (3/77) helped bowl the hosts out with one ball remaining in their 50 overs.2nd Innings: New South Wales 359/6 (49 overs)Aggressive Powerplay Start: Promoted opener Kurtis Patterson set the tone early by smashing 63 off just 32 balls (7 sixes), helping NSW reach 50 in just 3.3 overs. Kingsell Steady Hand: Debutant opener Riley Kingsell compiled a top-scoring 79 off 82 balls, keeping NSW in touch with the steep required run rate. Salzmann & Scott Ice the Chase: Sitting precariously at 251/6, all-rounders William Salzmann (70* off 65) and debutant Jake Scott (52* off 39) forged an unbeaten 108-run stand for the 7th wicket. Scott sealed the miraculous win by hitting Hayden Kerr over mid-wicket for a six off the final ball of the 49th over. Brief Scorecard Queensland: 358 all out in 49.5 overs (Hugh Weibgen 125, Jack Clayton 80, Marnus Labuschagne 60; Ben Dwarshuis 3/57, Sean Abbott 3/77) New South Wales: 359/6 in 49 overs (Riley Kingsell 79, William Salzmann 70, Kurtis Patterson 63, Jake Scott 52*; Hayden Kerr 2/68)* Result: New South Wales won by 4 wickets.