9.51pm That's that from the Adelaide Oval for tonight. Join us again for more BBL action tomorrow, when Marnus and Smith go face-to-face. Melbourne Stars will wind their league engagements up with a game at home against Brisbane, while Adelaide have Perth away and Hobart at home again in their last two engagements. For the moment, this is Debayan Sen, saying goodbye on behalf of my colleagues at ESPNcricinfo.

Jonathan Wells is the Man of the Match: "Nice to contribute again. I don't think (I am under the radar). Had a good season last season, and this year too. It was not ideal, but we had to get a partnership going. It was a pretty tough wicket, and we showed that by defending 160-odd against a very good side. (On Siddle) He's done it time and time again for us. (On beating Stars twice) They are on top quite comfortably. It was big for us to win, and hopefully we can push for a top spot on the league. And we might come up against them later in the playoffs."

9.46pm Adelaide Strikers do the double over the league leaders. Made possible by the quality of their middle overs batting, and the variety in their attack.The Stars began well with the ball, and Strikers were struggling to get themselves to a good enough total at one stage, but then Wells played a peach of an innings, with Carey supporting him ably. And with the ball, the home side were peerless throughout

Two sixes for a Super Over

Importantly, Handscomb back on strike. Three sixes will do this...

Don: "Even if Stars lose this, I take back my comment about Handscomb. Well played!"

Matthew: "If you publish any more comments from Liam, you might as well hire him!" --- Who's to say that's not me publishing my innermost thoughts anyway?