Overview
- Marnus Labuschagne struck 130 from 92 balls for Queensland against Victoria in the One-Day Cup at Allan Border Field.
- Australian selector George Bailey watched the innings from the ground as Labuschagne launched his domestic campaign.
- Labuschagne credits a return to a 'see ball, hit ball' mindset and a smarter training plan that prioritises facing more bowlers over side-arm throwdowns.
- He set a goal to be available for the first Ashes Test and stated he would bat either as an opener or at No. 3 to fit the team.
- After being dropped following a lean run that opened the door for Sam Konstas, he acknowledges more runs in the Sheffield Shield are needed despite Queensland’s 55‑run win, where Glenn Maxwell hit 107 in defeat.