10.27 pm Marsh's century took the game out of reach but it was a very tame fight by Hurricanes once McDermott got out to a dubious decision. Hurricanes claimed the Bash Boost point but stumbled badly not long after. From 76 for 2 to 88 for 7 and it was only a matter of time before Scorchers wrapped up victory from there.

Tymal Mills with BBL career-best figures for Scorchers in the win: "It was nice to be back out here landing after the T10. It's always nice to get a good performance in and get points on the table. I've been bowling well all year really going back to the Hundred. I missed out in the World Cup with injury but it's nice to give a good account of myself. I don't think I bowled the best when I was with the Hurricanes a few years ago so it's nice to put that right a bit. We've got a strong squad and some really good guys on the bench. I won't be able to play the next game because I won't be allowed into WA. I'll go where I'm told to go and play where I'm told to play."

Player of the Match Mitchell Marsh: "Nice to be back in orange playing with this group of men. I started and I was swinging pretty hard. We lost wickets and lost momentum but Laurie Evans played a gem of a cameo and started to get us momentum back. I'm not necessarily walking in trying to get off the mark with a boundary. I know if I prepare, I can take the ball away from ball one. I've worked really hard at that the last six months and hopefully I can do that with the Scorchers. I'm working really hard on my bowling and want to be available whenever I can. I love Blundstone. It's my favorite trip. I love Hobart, love Tasmania."

That's it for our coverage tonight. Come back tomorrow for more BBL action. Until then, I'm Peter Della Penna. Take care!

Turner on to bowl with the match out of hand.

Paris arrives with a substitute runner.