Strikers vs Sixers, 9th Match at Sydney, Dec 28 2017 - Ball by Ball Commentary

Neser hits the base of middle stump with a ripping yorker. Dips late, creeps under the bat, and secures Strikers' six-run win. Great finish from Neser

middle-stump yorker from Neser, Dwarshuis can only inside-edge a single to the leg side. Top comeback from Neser after being hit for a six off the first ball of the over

mighty full and outside off - not the perfect yorker - but good enough to defeat the wild hack of the left-hander

low full-toss outside off, swatted across the line between deep midwicket and wide long-on. There wasn't a two there. Horrible fielding and throw from the deep. On the half-volley to Carey - he can't collect it cleanly

Neser follows the overpitched ball with a wide yorker outside off, creeps under the swinging bat. Dot

Dwarshius winds up and plants Neser into the crowd beyond wide long-on now. One-handed catch in the crowd. Too full and outside off, he clears his front leg, gets under it, and slogs it with brute force. Bam

full-toss on the off stump, Laughlin errs in length and cops punishment. O'Keefe clears his front leg and clobbers it into the crowd beyond midwicket

off-side wide, floated really wide, left alone

O'Keefe ventures across off and misses the scoop over fine leg

full and outside off, 113ks, flayed down to long-off. The batsmen push on for the second. Laughlin gathers the throw and breaks the stumps but Ben is in

O'Keefe shuffles across for a scoop over fine leg or the keeper, instead he hits it fine of short third man off the back of the bat. Bizarre

slow and wider outside off, dragged to long-on

slower incutter, nips back in, surprises the batsman, takes the pad and rolls away fine of short third man. The replays suggest the batsman managed a little nick onto it

full and outside off, dragged off the inside half to long-on

Not off the middle but the white ball still flies over the midwicket boundary. The batsman makes room, fetches this short ball from outside off and tonks it away

shorter and angling across off, flies past the hook

Dwarshuis now steps away, swings, and misses in the corridor. Stanlake getting it to bounce and zip off the pitch

Stanlake lights up the stumps! Abbott makes swinging room outside leg yet again, Stanlake holds his own. He nails a full ball on middle and sends back Abbott

Abbott backs away outside leg, has a mighty whoosh at this short ball outside off, and only connects with thin air

Head runs back and clings onto this skier. A bit too full and outside off, Botha loses his shape, and splices it in the air. Head runs back from extra cover and snaffles it. Botha has been put out of his misery