Queensland were skittled for 97 in their second innings on day two with Lance Morris picking up four wickets and Joel Paris three after Mark Steketee claimed six to roll WA for 115 earlier in the afternoon.
Lance Morris claimed a career best haul of 5-36 and Joel Paris took three as WA dismissed NSW for 180 before the debutant Ben Dwarshuis took two wickets as the visitors fought back late on day one.
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Mark Steketee claimed his fourth first-class five wicket haul but NSW fought back late to leave the Sheffield Shield clash at the Gabba evenly poised at stumps on day two with Queensland leading by 112 runs
Australian opener Usman Khawaja played a lone hand for the Bulls with NSW going to stumps at 2-33 as 12 wickets fell on the opening day of their Sheffield Shield at the Gabba
Vodafone Milestone: England's Mark Wood unsettled Australia's batting line-up at Blundstone Arena with some fast, hostile bowling that netted him a six-wicket haul.
Vodafone Milestone: After going wicketless in the first innings, Jhye Richardson marked his first Test match in three years with a crucial five-wicket haul in the second innings to confirm Australia's victory.
Thirteen wickets fell on the opening day with Matthew Renshaw and Mitch Marsh the best of the Australia A batters, while Dom Bess (4-80) and Liam Norwell (5-58) starred for the England Lions before Michael Neser led the new-ball charge.
A century to Sam Whiteman and fifties to Josh Philippe and D'Arcy Short helped the visitors fight back after Tasmania's seamers claimed four early wickets on day one in Hobart.
Jhye Richardson's 4-23 has pushed Western Australia into a strong position heading into day four of their Marsh Sheffield Shield clash at the Gabba.
Marizanne Kapp and Alana King bowled superbly to restrict the Stars to 9-97 before Beth Mooney and Sophie Devine saw the Scorchers home in just 10.5 overs.
