Right then. That brings us to the end of a night in which a 174-run target has been chased down in 14.4 overs, and 90 of those runs came in sixes. Little else needs to be said. That's it from us for this match then. We will have Adelaide Strikers taking on Hobart Hurricanes at the Adelaide Oval then. Who knows what we can expect to see. Until then, it's goodbye. Thank you for joining us.
Lynn is the Man of the Match for his unbeaten 98 off 49 balls. Goes without saying, but no prices for guessing that.
After a point, it really did not matter who was bowling. It didn't matter if it was a fast bowler steaming in or a spinner trying to outfox him with a trick or two. Lynn had just one response for everything that came his way - six. He ended up with 11 of them, equalling Chris Gayle and Craig Simmons' BBL record. It was power-hitting the likes of which even T20 cricket does not often witness. Such was the destruction of Lynn that Brendon McCullum played second fiddle, which is saying something. And McCullum had a strike rate of over 160. Lynn did not go for the hundred, happy instead to seal the win with a six. Heat had all the time left to win - 32 balls remained when the winning six was struck - but Lynn put team over self, ensuring Heat's net run rate can be as healthy as possible. We got to witness some of the most ridiculous shots and an absolute annihilation of one of the better bowling sides in the tournament. Heat move to the top of the table, displacing Scorchers.
sixty: "looks like perth were 80 runs short #lynnsanity"
Shah antony: "Lynn you are Superman"
Viswanath: "Lynn scored as if only boundaries are allowed #noSinglesplease "
Brendon McCullum: "It's nice. The guys bowled incredibly well to keep them to 170-odd. From our point of view, it was about doing what we always do. Incredible innings for sure."