Sean Abbott concocted an inside and out exertion on Tuesday (December 21) as Sydney Sixers got their fourth success of the 2021-22 BBL. Abbott, who overwhelmed Ben Laughlin to turn into BBL's most elevated wicket-taker, first featured with the ball as his three-wicket pull assisted Sixers with limiting Adelaide Strikers to an unassuming 147/8. In the run pursue, the 29-year-old came in at an interesting circumstance and contributed with an essential unbeaten 19 to direct his side past the end goal. Matthew Short hustled to 16 in speedy time later Strikers picked to bat yet when Abbott cut his appearance off, Strikers stammered with Jake Weatherald battling at the opposite finish to get rolling. Abbott shut down his wretchedness as Weatherald confounded one to leave for a 11-ball 6. Matt Renshaw and Jonathan Wells then, at that point, revived the innings with a genuinely necessary 50 years association yet exactly when it seemed like they had set up a stage for a dramatic finale, Sixers hit back. Both the players were excused in Daniel Christian's progressive overs and the veteran allrounder additionally fortified Harry Nielsen to add to Strikers' burdens. 92/5 immediately became 115/7 with only four overs staying in the innings. Notwithstanding Thomas Kelly's 34-ball 41, Strikers would have attempted to go beyond 140. The objective of 148 seemed, by all accounts, to be direct given the beginning given by the effective opening combo of James Vince and Josh Philippe. Notwithstanding, Strikers didn't call it quits effectively and figured out how to fix back the batting side with ordinary strikes. They were back in the game again subsequent to letting completely go in the center overs with Rashid Khan disposing of the two hotshots - Moises Henriques and Christian - off progressive conveyances. Under tension, Abbott then, at that point, quieted the nerves down in the Sixers hole with two limits in the penultimate over to bring the condition down to 6 off 6. Hayden Kerr then, at that point, took care of business by crushing one over profound midwicket. Brief scores: Adelaide Strikers 147/8 in 20 overs (Thomas Kelly 41, Jonathan Wells 32; Daniel Christian 3-8, Sean Abbott 3-24) lost to Sydney Sixers 150/6 in 19.2 overs (Jordan Silk 36, Moises Henriques 28; Rashid Khan 3-20) by 4 wickets