Heather Graham's 34-ball 50, upheld by prudent support each by Nicola Carey and Molly Strano, controlled Hobart Tropical storms to a 23-run prevail upon Adelaide Strikers and assisted them with moving to the fourth right on target the table (with an extra game to play), on Friday, at the Karen Rolton Oval in Adelaide. Put in to bat, Typhoons took a directing position early, kindness Lizelle Lee's lively 24. Indeed, even as they lost two wickets one after another, Ellyse Villani kept them consistent with a 57-run stand in the organization of Graham. When she withdrew, Graham and Carey increased the scoring rate and aided the side to a cutthroat 152 for 4. Accordingly, Strikers had a seriously differentiating start. Neither might their openers at some point score energetically nor might they at any point hang in for a really long time. By the principal chunk of the seventh over, both Deandra Dottin and Katie Mack were excused, with just 34 sudden spikes in demand for the board. Laura Wolvaardt and Tahlia McGrath attempted to restore the innings with a 58-run represent the third wicket, in 49 balls. Notwithstanding, when the couple fell, rest neglected to get the speed increase that was required in the late overs and were limited to 129 for 4. Brief Scores: Hobart Hurricanes 152/4 in 20 overs (Heather Graham 50, Ellyse Villani 47; Amanda Wellington 2-31) beat Adelaide Strikers 129/4 in 20 overs (Laura Wolvaardt 45; Molly Strano 2-21, Nicola Carey 2-24) by 23 runs