Interesting choice for Man of the Match. Gibson ended 43 not out, was part of that momentum-shifting partnership that spanned the Power Surge heading into the final overs with Weatherald who actually made a half-century but is bypassed for match honors. I don't think he'll care too much in a win though. That's it for today. Time for Renegades to lick their wounds and Strikers to bask in the glow of another win. Come back tomorrow for more BBL action. Take care!

Player of the Match is Ryan Gibson: "It was a nice little period for me, good to spend a little bit of time in the middle. Jake was hitting them superb to get us to a nice total. We were just trying to play good cricket shots. The wicket was good and the outfield is lightning here. It's been a little bit of a whirlwind. I wasn't expecting to play in this at all but I'm loving it in Adelaide. With the class we have with our bowlers, we know we can defend anything. Last game our fielding was a little bit off so that was a key for us tonight. Playing in front of our home crowd is a big advantage. Hopefully this can jump start us into the finals."

9.56 pm Fourth time the Renegades have been bowled out this BBL campaign in eight matches. An extraordinary feat in T20 cricket. Most No. 11s don't bat more than once or twice in a season and the Renegades have exposed their tail in half their matches already. They were in the match for the first 16 overs and then things rapidly spiraled out of control when the Strikers called for the Power Surge.

Last man 16-year-old Noor Ahmad enters.