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HIGHLIGHTS, MINUTE BY MINUTE, FROM STATE OF ORIGIN III AT ANZ STADIUM:4th: After Robbie Farah knocks on to hand over possession in prime position, the Queenslanders cross for first points. Greg Inglis goes over following a sweeping set play which looked like a glorified training drill. NSW 0, Qld 421st: The Blues gained the lead when Tyson Frizell charged onto a Paul Gallen offload for his second Origin try in just his second game for NSW. NSW 6, Qld 426th: James Tedesco is denied by a desperate Greg Inglis tackle. Its the third time the Blues have gone close but are held out31st: Cooper Cronk is sin-binned for holding back Wade Graham. The Blues earn four straight penalties on the Queensland line but cant crack it for points39th: On the back of yet another penalty, the Blues go on the attack. But it breaks down when Wade Graham throws it into touch over winger Josh Mansours head. The penalty count is 9-1 to NSW at halftime and the Blues have had 38 tackles in the opposition 20m zone but they have managed only one try41st: After Dane Gagai cant clean up a James Maloney bomb, Andrew Fifita grounds it. The bunker rules it a try, even though Michael Jennings is in front of the kicker. NSW 12, Qld 448th: Greg Inglis is dubiously penalised after colliding with Josh Dugan during a kick chase. Dugan goes up the tunnel with a head knock and does not return52nd: Gavin Cooper gets one-on-one with Matt Moylan and pushes over for a simple try. Andrew Fifita rushes in to start an all-in push-and-shove and is sin-binned for 10 minutes, earning a standing ovation from the ANZ Stadium crowd. NSW 12, Qld 1065th: Gavin Cooper is penalised for holding back Robbie Farah on the kick-chase. Despite it appearing to be a professional foul, he is not sin-binned74th: In a massive blunder, Josh Mansour slips and allows a Cooper Cronk bomb to bounce with Darius Boyd racing through to pick up the spoils and score. Johnathan Thurston makes a mess of a simple conversion and hits the crossbar. NSW 12, Qld 1478th: With the game seemingly gone, Blake Ferguson opens up the Qld line, Cooper Cronk pulls off an amazing try-saver on James Tedesco but Michael Jennings scores on the next play. Paul Gallen kicks the conversion in his last game. NSW 18, Qld 14Joey Bosa Jersey . -- Jakob Silfverberg is making himself right at home with the Anaheim Ducks, scoring four goals in his first four games. Mike Williams Womens Jersey .J. Ellis hit two-run homers and the NL West champion Los Angeles Dodgers defeated the San Diego Padres 4-0 Saturday night. http://www.chargersauthenticofficialonline.com/authentic-kellen-winslow-jersey.html . 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The World Anti-Doping Agency provisionally suspended the Moscow Antidoping Center on Sunday, saying its operations must improve or a six-month ban on the facilitys accreditation will be imposed.India Blue 707 (Pujara 166, Agarwal 161, Jackson 105, Shreyas 5-173) and 85 for 0 (Agarwal 49*, Gambhir 36*) lead India Green 237 (Parthiv 55, Raina 52, Mithun 3-16, Karn Sharma 3-74) by 555 runsScorecard and ball-by-ball details After grinding India Green down on the first two days by posting 707, India Blue turned in a masterful effort on the field to skittle their opponents for 237 in 61 overs on the third day of the Duleep Trophy league fixture in Greater Noida. A first-innings lead was enough to ensure a berth in the final for the Gautam Gambhir-led India Blue against India Red.India Blue, perhaps mindful of giving their bowlers proper rest ahead of the five-day finale from September 10, opted for some batting practice instead of enforcing the follow-on. Their in-form openers Mayank Agarwal and Gambhir, who put together 212 in the first innings, were still together at stumps as India Blue, who ended on 85 without loss, extended their lead to 555 with 90 overs to play.With the result of the clash all but decided, Suresh Rainas boys will need a herculean effort to prevent another day of toil when play resumes.India Green, with an opportunity to start afresh after a disappointing bowling displayy, were up against it almost immediately as they lost M Vijay in the fourth over when he was deceived in flight and was bowled by Karn Sharmas skidder.ddddddddddddThey continued to lose wickets in clumps from there on, even as Robin Uthappa briefly sparkled with 41, before a futile attempt at a cut shot to a full delivery resulted in a wicket for Pankaj Singh.A 78-run stand for the fifth wicket between Shreyas Gopal and Saurabh Tiwary ensued, before Abhimanyu Mithun removed his Karnataka team-mate Shreyas with a delivery that held its line to take the outside edge. When Parthiv Patel fell off the first ball of the next over to Pankaj for a well-crafted 55, the innings was on freefall at 168 for 6.With just the tailenders for company, Raina, who came in to bat at No. 7 because of an illness that kept him off the field for most parts of the second day, swung his way to a half-century before becoming the penultimate batsman to be dismissed. The innings folded soon after when Karn had Pragyan Ojha lbw. Karn and Mithun were rewarded with three wickets, while Pankaj had two. ' ' '