2014: Blue relief at last after eight straight losses


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Queensland: Billy Slater, Darius Boyd, Greg Inglis, Justin Hodges, Brent Tate, Johnathan Thurston, Cooper Cronk, Matthew Scott, Cameron Smith (c), Nate Myles, Chris McQueen, Matt Gillett, Corey Parker. Replacements: Daly Cherry-Evans, Ben T’eo, Aidan Guerra, Josh Papalii.


New South Wales: Jarryd Hayne, Brett Morris, Josh Morris, Michael Jennings, Daniel Tupou, Josh Reynolds, Trent Hodkinson, Aaron Woods, Robbie Farah, James Tamou, Beau Scott, Ryan Hoffman, Paul Gallen (c). Replacements: Trent Merrin, Anthony Watmough, Luke Lewis, Tony Williams.


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