A clinical show from Sydney Thunder assisted them with entering the best four with a 34-run triumph against Perth Scorchers on Tuesday (December 28). In doing as such, they finished Scorchers' triumphant run that went on for six games. Half-hundreds of years from Sam Billings and Jason Sangha assisted Thunder with posting a considerable 200 for 7 at the Manuka Oval in Canberra. In answer, Scorchers lost early wickets and couldn't recuperate from that as they got done with 166/8 notwithstanding Colin Munro's unbeaten 64. Requested to bat, Thunder didn't begin just as they would have enjoyed as both Matthew Gilkes and Alex Hales tumbled to Matthew Kelly. What followed was a 113-run third-wicket stand including Billings and Sangha that gave their side a magnificent stage. Billings was the more forceful of the two as he helped Thunder to 83 at the midway imprint and proceeded to enroll a 27-ball 50 years. His thump included 10 fours and two sixes and the England hitter contributed 67 in the organization that came in 64 conveyances. Billings was excused by Andrew Tye later he struck two progressive fours in the fifteenth over. Tye then, at that point, dumbfounded two beamers in the and must be taken off, with Lance Morris finishing the over. Mitchell Marsh got two or three wickets, however, wound up going for 50 off his four overs, with Chris Green scoring two fours off the all-rounder in the last finished. Scorchers were reeling right off the bat in the pursuit as Saqib Mahmood and Nathan McAndrew consolidated to leave them at 17 for 3 later four overs. With scores of 42*, 86, 21 and 100* in this competition, and an effective T20 World Cup before that, Marsh fell in single digits without precedent for 10 innings. Colin Munro attempted to lead his group's recuperation with positive innings however the Bash Boost point went to Thunder, who held the Scorchers to 77/4 at the midway phase of the pursuit. Saqib and Daniel Sams struck in progressive overs to leave Scorchers in additional difficulty at 97 for 6. Munro broadened his great altercation BBL 11, getting to his second progressive fifty to go with a century sooner in the competition. Yet, the asking rate continued developing, with the Scorchers requiring 82 off the last five overs. Tye hit a couple of healthy catastrophes to cut down the situation to 49 off 12. Be that as it may, his excursion was finished by Green in the penultimate over and the bowler likewise sacked the wicket of Kelly as Scorchers wound up way shy of the objective. Brief scores: Sydney Thunder 200/7 (Sam Billings 67, Jason Sangha 56*; Matthew Kelly 3-30) beat Perth Scorchers 166/8 in 20 overs (Colin Munro 64*, Andrew Tye 44; Nathan McAndrew 3-40) by 34 runs.