Lauren Brown's beautiful discipline aim helped Queensland beat New South Wales 11-10 within the second State of Origin match to stage the primary ladies's three-match collection in thrilling circumstances.
The Sky Blues dominated the match for many of Thursday evening at Newcastle's McDonald Jones Stadium, which was performed in entrance of a report crowd of 25,782 followers amid heavy rain.
However a strive from fifth-place Taryn Aiken levelled the scores within the last 10 minutes after which utility Brown kicked a discipline aim from 25 metres out.
The ultimate aim means the ladies's first three-game Origin collection will conclude with a decider at Queensland Nation Financial institution Stadium in Townsville on June 27.
The massive turnout broke the earlier report for the game, which was set at 25,492 for the primary match.
Ali Brigginshaw of the Maroons and Kelly Joseph of the Maroons hug after profitable the second sport of the Girls's State of Origin collection
Maroons' Jessica Elliston and Shannon Mateo rejoice victory within the second sport of the Girls's State of Origin collection
The Queensland Maroons deal with KG Apps of the Blues, earlier than the Maroons report a surprising win.
Maroons' Siena Lofipo tackled throughout sport in entrance of record-breaking crowd
Blues' Keeley Davis scores a strive in torrential rain throughout the second sport of the Girls's State of Origin
Maroons' Julia Robinson celebrates her crew's win throughout the second sport at McDonald Jones Stadium in Newcastle
Channel 9 commentators had been shocked by Queensland's play.
Allana Ferguson mentioned: 'What a second, all of the strain on the earth on his shoulders and he nonetheless did it.'
Phil Gould mentioned: 'Origin continues to carry out miracles.
“Are you able to imagine it? They didn't appear like winners all evening. This isn't a discipline aim, this can be a miracle. They gritted their tooth and performed laborious and by no means gave up.”
'His Queensland spirit shines by way of.'
