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Australia's captain Mitch Marsh briefly lost his radar as NSW won a strong position in the Sheffield Shield vs. Optus Stadium clash.
At the third day's lunch, NSW scored a 2-to-114 score on his second innings, an advance of 177, with Kurtis Patterson, 43, and Moises Henriques, 29.
Nick Larkin (29) had a scary moment when he was knocked on the back of the helmet by a bouncer Jhye Richardson.
Larkin, who has lost sight of the ball and turned away for a few moments before hitting him, needs a replacement guard after the incident.
The 28-year-old was lucky enough to escape his injury, but was fired after being kidnapped by Mitch Marsh (1-21).
The positive start of Marsh was canceled at his fifth goal when he launched several consecutive shots above the waist.
He fired another ball full of balls a few minutes before getting out of the attack at the end of the round.
Patterson faced 120 balls in his patient strike.
The 25-year-old has scored 107 undefeated goals in the first few rounds and has the chance to beat WA in the match.
The Warriors scored 198 in their first rounds with Shaun Marsh (81).
But the 5-10 loss at the end gave NSW a 63-point lead in the first set.
Marsh is in an awesome form since returning from his poor Test series against Pakistan, scoring scores of 80, 98, 163, and 81 for WA, as well as his 106 for Australia in a match against Australia. ODI against South Africa.
He said that a relaxed attitude had helped him regain his form.
"I just have to keep amusing myself," Marsh said.
"I'm really relaxed and I do not put too much pressure, and I go out and play with a smile.
"That's all I've done in the last three or four weeks.
"I did not worry about what was written about me, I never worried about anything.
"I just went out and enjoyed it."
Western Australia XI: Hilton Cartwright, William Bosisto, Shaun Marsh, Mitchell Marsh (c), Marcus Stoinis, Ashton Turner, Josh Inglis (week), Ashton Agar, Green Cameron, Jhye Richardson and Matthew Kelly
NSW XI: Daniel Hughes, Nick Larkin, Kurtis Patterson, Moises Henriques, Jason Sangha, Peter Nevill (c / week), Jack Edwards, Trent Copeland, Sean Abbott, Nathan Lyon, Harry Conway
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