Mitchell Marsh crushed his lady T20 ton as Perth Scorchers pounded Hobart Hurricanes by 53 runs and sacked their third success on the skip. Swamp made 100 not out off 60 while Tymal Mills finished with 4-0-23-3 to guarantee the Hurricanes were no match on the evening. Colin Munro fell on the fourth conveyance of the coordinate however Marsh gazed the second done with a six and four to get things moving. Kurtis Patterson made 13 while Josh Inglis got only two and that prompted Scorchers slipping to 40 for 3 in the 6th over. At the midway imprint, they had 75 for 4 on the board with skipper Ashton Turner the following one excused for 17 off 14. Scorchers took the power flood on the twelfth over and Laurie Evans struck two limits to gather 11 from Nathan Ellis. Sandeep Lamichhane bowled the following and he also went for 11 with Marsh arriving at his 50 years all the while. Later 15 overs, Scorchers were 118 for 4 however had the option to crush 64 in the last five to finish a solid completion. The gore began in the seventeenth once again when Scott Boland released 16 from his last finished. However Ellis gave only five in the eighteenth, Marsh scored three sixes and four against D'Arcy Short to gather 25. Swamp began the last once again with 91 to his name and in the end got to the century on the penultimate ball. Typhoons were likewise left harming later Joel Paris had to leave the field later 1.3 overs in light of a physical issue. The pursuit was very unremarkable with Short making 31 while Ben McDermott got 41 however different players neglected to lift up them. In the wake of being 7 for 2 in the second finished, they recuperated well to get to 76 for 2 in the 10th. Nonetheless, McDermott tumbled to Mills and that began the breakdown as they before long were reeling at 88 for 7 with Ashton Agar likewise placing in a conservative presentation of 4-0-21-2. Brief scores : Perth Scorchers 182/5 in 20 overs (Mitchell Marsh 100*; Nathan Ellis 2-33) beat Hobart Hurricanes 129 in 20 overs (Ben McDermott 41; Tymal Mills 3-23) by 53 runs.