In what ended up being a thrill ride at the MCG, Sydney Sixers beat Melbourne Stars by six wickets and only one ball in excess. James Vince assumed the critical part by guiding the side past the end goal with an unbeaten 91. In the last finished, Sixers required 11 something else for a success. Vince gathered three runs off the initial two balls from Luke Wood before Jordan Silk smacked Wood over lengthy on for a six. There was more show as Silk appeared to have been run out off the following ball while endeavoring to take a bye. Notwithstanding, as Stars' captain Adam Zampa chose to take the survey for got behind first, the third umpire was approached to check whether there was a spike on the Ultra-Edge. Replays affirmed there was a spike and Silk needed to stroll back. Despite the fact that Vince fought about the level of the bouncer. Daniel Christian then, at that point, broke a limit to get it done. Prior, Vince had sewed stands of 45, 49 and 34 with Josh Phillippe, Daniel Hughes and Moises Henriques. Simply that Stars had likewise kept themselves in the game, and the necessary run-rate at the fall of Henriques' wicket was all the while floating around 11 for each finished. Vince then crunched two or three sixes off Trent Boult and furthermore added a limit while confronting Zampa to help his side inch nearer to the objective. In the end, he had the fulfillment of seeing his fine knock end up on the triumphant side. For Stars, Marcus Stoinis scored a bursting 28-ball 52 while Thomas Rogers got done with a 33-ball 48 at the highest point of the request. In the interim, Sixers' initial bowler, Sean Abbott, wound up with important figures of 3 for 31 from his portion of four overs. Brief scores: Melbourne Stars 173/5 in 20 overs (Marcus Stoinis 52; Sean Abbott 3-31) lost to Sydney Sixers 176/4 in 19.5 overs (James Vince 91*; Nathan-Coulter Nile 1-20) by six wickets.