Strikers vs Sixers, 11th Match at Adelaide, Dec 31 2016 - Ball by Ball Commentary

Game Over! Another sky ball straight up off Somerville's bat, Hodge camps under it at a close midwicket and takes the catch! Amazing win for the Strikers

Comfortable catch for Jordan at long on! This was swung high and hard to long on but it is not middled, Jordan cruises in off the rope and pouches another good catch

yorker length, dug out and it bounces over the bowler's head and down the ground, they run well to get back for two

clever slower ball, Somerville swings hard and misses

very full again, swiped out through midwicket off the inside half of the bat

on speed full delivery driven to deep cover

slower ball, 119kph, yorker length, defended back to the bowler

slower ball, slapped hard along the ground down to long off

What a return catch! Billings steps back in crease gets a full and wide ball, he hammers it thigh height out of the screws back at the bowler, it hits Jordan in the open left hand, popped up and he caught it in the right! Amazing work. The reaction time to pull that off is astonishing. That came off the bat at 133kph

Incredible slog sweep! This was 140kph full outside off and he slog sweeps it flat over square leg into the member's stand! That's ridiculous!

Badly needed boundary! He steps deep in his crease and cracks a length ball straight of long on and it beats the man who is quite wide

brilliant sweep from outside off through forward square and Pollard makes a great save on the rope with one hand

full and straight, driven hard to long on for one

backs away, Jordan follows and he flicks it nicely through midwicket

slower ball at 97kph, he waits and waits and waits and can only swipe it across to the leg side

plants the front leg outside off and slog sweeps to deep wicket, it reaches the sweeper on the bounce

slower ball, checks the drive wide of cover to the man on the fence

slower ball wide of off stump, swatted to deep long on

slapped back down the on side of the wicket, straight of long on for a couple

slower ball, length delivery, he clears the leg and slaps back at Pollard, who fields it brilliantly with one hand and fires back the stumps