Perth Scorchers v Sydney Sixers, BBL 2016-17, Final
Richardson's day out
The Sixers - who have batted second in eight of their nine BBL games this season - were sent in to bat in the BBL final•Getty Images
Turner removed opener Daniel Hughes and that started a collapse of sorts; the Sixers were soon 3 for 17•Getty Images
Johan Botha's 25-ball 32 ensured the Sixers reached a score they could hope to defend; they finished on 9 for 141•Getty Images
Klinger struck the winning runs, sparking wild celebrations in Perth•Getty Images
Mitchell Johnson, who played a key role in the knockouts, tasted success in his first BBL season•Getty Images
The Scorchers struck through Ashton Turner in the second over•Getty Images
The experienced Brad Haddin came to the Sixers' rescue, albeit briefly, steadying them with 25-ball 38. He was out just as he began to look dangerous•Getty Images
Sam Whiteman got the Scorchers' chase off to a flying start, and put on 75 with Michael Klinger off 45 balls•Getty Images
Even Scorchers coach Justin Langer couldn't contain his excitement•Getty Images
Jhye Richardson was destroyer-in-chief. He removed Haddin, Moises Henriques and Jordan Silk to finish with figures of 3 for 30; the Sixers were 6 for 80 at that stage•Getty Images
Klinger and Ian Bell then helped the Scorchers coast to the target with 25 balls to spare•Getty Images
It was the franchise's third title in six editions of the tournament•Getty Images