Perth Scorchers versus Sydney Thunder Oliver Davies (58 off 47) and Alex Ross (41* off 18) assisted Sydney With roaring register a six-wicket in Perth. It was their fourth success on the skip, which makes them joint table-clinchers with the Scorchers. Picking to bat, the Scorchers ended up battling at 47/4 after 10 overs after a normal beginning, that saw them lose three wickets inside the initial six overs. It took Ashton Turner's 37-ball 61 to course-right and take the Scorchers to 142/9 out of 20 overs. Turner hit 3 fours and 3 sixes before he was outmaneuvered by a splendid more slow one from Nathan McAndrew (3 for 29). By then, Turner had 61 of the 105 runs scored by Perth. Yet, the complete was never going to be sufficient, as Davies and Ross showed later in the game. Thunder were in a tough situation at 10/2, having lost Alex Hales and Rilee Rossouw for zeroes. Be that as it may, opener Matthew Gilkes (32) and Davies added 67 runs for the third wicket and aided consistent the boat before Ross' unbeaten appearance brought the side back home with upwards of three overs in excess. Sydney Sixers versus Brisbane Intensity The installation at North Sydney Oval saw the game deserted because of downpour. The match was managed down to 13 overs for each side regardless however in spite of that, just a single innings could be finished. Put in to bat, Brisbane Intensity scored 147/6, on account of speedy fire thumps from Michael Neser (45* off 18) and Colin Munro (38 off 14). It was a speedy beginning from the guests, with 41 sudden spikes in demand for the board inside the third finished, however Munro's wicket prompted somewhat of a lull and wickets followed. Steve O'Keefe slice through the center request with figures of 3 for 26 as the Intensity slipped from 62/1 to 72/5 and afterward 91/6. That is when Neser and Nathan McSweeney (28* off 20) met up to add 56 unbeaten runs. Sadly, that was the remainder of activity that the game saw.