Sydney Sixers vs Sydney Thunder, Challenger - Live Cricket Score, Commentary

Wes Agar to Hayden Kerr, out Caught by Billings!! A high ball, it has gone nowhere though, Billings settles under it and takes the catch. was a slower ball outside off and Kerr was early into the slog, came right off the toe-end and it's a simple catch for Billings. Second wicket for Agar and the Thunder will be happy with this finish. Hayden Kerr c Billings b Wes Agar 10(7) [6s-1]

Wes Agar to Hayden Kerr, 2 runs, nicely bowled, yorker length delivery on middle, jammed down towards long-on and they're back for the second

George Garton to Hayden Kerr, SIX, nicely played, poor ball from Garton - offers pace on this short ball, but it's down leg - Kerr gets inside the line and pulls it over long leg for a maximum

George Garton to Dwarshuis, out Caught by Hugh Weibgen!! That's a superb catch from Weibgen and the dangerous Dwarshuis departs, change of pace doing the trick for Garton - rolled his fingers across the seam on this slower ball, was pushed away from Dwarshuis's hitting zone - he has to reach out on the swipe and mistimes it towards mid-wicket, hung in the air for an eternity, allowing the fielder to rush from the deep, dive forward and then get both hands under it. They've caught well tonight and a deserving wicket for Garton. Dwarshuis c Hugh Weibgen b George Garton 30(20) [4s-2 6s-1]

McAndrew to Dwarshuis, SIX, thumped, a gentle full-toss from McAndrew - Dwarshuis gets enough on the lofted drive and sends it sailing over long-on, turning out to be a strong finish from the Sixers

McAndrew to Dwarshuis, FOUR, streaky and four, this is turning out to be an useful partnership - McAndrew keeps it full and wide of off, Dwarshuis went with hard hands on the drive,squirts a thick inside edge and beats the keeper to his left

McAndrew to Dwarshuis, FOUR, creamed, a wide half-volley from McAndrew - right in the slot and Dwarshuis drills the drive through cover-point, beats the fielder in the deep

Wes Agar to Silk, SIX, clobbered, length ball on off - Silk stays deep in the crease and then muscles the lofted drive, drags it high over mid-wicket and the ball lands beyond the ropes

McAndrew to Dwarshuis, 1 run, slower full-toss from McAndrew, dips onto the left-hander and Dwarshuis can only drag the drive to mid-on

McAndrew to Silk, FOUR, beautifully played, a slower length ball - Silk backed away and then went over extra-cover with the drive, couple of bounces and over the ropes

Sangha to Silk, 2 runs, dropped short and wide of off, Silk made room and slapped it to the left of long-off - the call was for two, but the two batters nearly ran into each other on the turn, that nearly robs Silk of some momentum. The throw from the deep is slightly off and that allows Silk to slide his bat into the crease. The 3rd umpire has a look and NOT OUT is the call

Sangha to Silk, SIX, lovely, that'll break the shackles - was nicely tossed up on off, right in the slot and Silk powered it over deep mid-wicket with a powerful slog-sweep, a 87m hit

Tom Andrews to Lachlan Shaw, out Caught by Warner!! Two in the over for Andrews - this is a sitter at cover and Warner doesn't drop those, slower and wider of off, Shaw leant forward on the drive, but he's early into the shot and pops a dolly to the Thunder captain. Sixers slip into trouble now. Lachlan Shaw c Warner b Tom Andrews 0(2)

Tom Andrews to Henriques, out Caught by George Garton!! That's a screamer at cover and Henriques's innings has been cut short - that dropped chance hasn't proved to be too costly - was a fraction short and wide of off, Henriques backed away and used Andrew's pace on the back-foot punch, hit it in the air and to the left of cover, was travelling at the rate of knots, but Garton threw himself to his left, went with both hands, but I think he's caught it one-handed to his left. A massive wicket, Henriques was the man who could've made a difference for the Sixers tonight. Henriques c George Garton b Tom Andrews 29(30) [4s-1]

Chris Green to Henriques, 2 runs, a bad miscue and Henriques has been floored at wide mid-wicket, was tossed up and driftred back into the right-hander - Henriques gave the charge and then got too close to the lofted drive, skewed it off the inner half, high and towards the fielder in the deep - Weigben charged in and then slip, but the ball popped out of his grasp, how costly will it prove to be?

Chris Green to Silk, FOUR, nicely played, flatter and on off - Silk bends down low and then splits the gap in the deep with a powerful sweep, bounced away to the ropes

Sangha to Henriques, out Philippe Run Out!! Unlucky end to Philippe's innings. 92.4kph, a drag down from Sangha, Henriques slaps it back at the bowler. Sangha moves slightly to his left and away from the ball but his palms are facing downwards to try and catch it. The ball doesn't stick but instead defelcts onto the stumps at the non-striker's end. Philippe is backing up a long way and he's well short of his ground. Reprieve for Henriques but that has led to Philippe's downfall. Philippe run out (Sangha) 16(12) [4s-2]

Tom Andrews to Philippe, FOUR, misfield and four! Short ball, Philippe pulls to deep midwicket and Garton at deep midwicket makes a mess of it. Couple of boundaries to end the over and Philippe has got a start here at the SCG

Tom Andrews to Philippe, FOUR, 100.7kph, straighter line, Philippe walks across, gets low and paddle-scoops it over short fine leg. Used the bowler's pace and angle to his advantage. For the first time in six innings, Philippe gets to double-digits!

Wes Agar to Henriques, FOUR, wow! 133.3kph, Henriques clears his front leg and swings hard across the line to club this fullish ball over midwicket. Gets off the mark with a boundary in an audacious way

Wes Agar to Patterson, out Caught by Chris Green!! In the air and taken! 135.1kph, Patterson shapes to pull and only manages to get a top-edge against this skiddy back of a length delivery. Green moves across to his left from midwicket and catches it calmly. The Sixers have lost both their openers inside the powerplay. Patterson c Chris Green b Wes Agar 11(11) [4s-1]

McAndrew to Jack Edwards, out Caught by Warner!! FOUR and OUT! 136.4kph, pitched up outside off, Edwards goes for the aerial drive. Decent contact but doesn't get the necessary elevation. Warner, well in front of the 30-yard circle, times his jump perfectly at mid-off to snaffle it with both hands. Superb stuff from the skipper. Jack Edwards c Warner b McAndrew 7(8) [4s-1]

McAndrew to Jack Edwards, FOUR, streaky boundary! Not so short, Edwards shapes to pull and gets an inside edge that eludes the leg-stump and dribbles away to fine leg for four

McAndrew to Patterson, FOUR, width on offer, Patterson pounces. 131kph, short of length well outside off, Patterson stands tall to cut fiercely through point