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Billings: It is probably the most complete team performance we have had this season. The last couple of games either our batting or bowling has been not firing and this was a good effort. To beat the Scorchers side who sit at the top of the table unbeaten for a reason, like that feels good. Jason Sangha was due for a big one, there's a nice mix of youth and experience with me, Hales, Cutting, Ross and the young ones in Gilkes and Sangha. Absolutely [when asked if he would accept a call from England for an Ashes berth]. I was a part of the squad last year and didn't play, have been in a lot of bio-bubbles with the England team without playing much, so to get a call would be nice. I love being a part of the Thunder unit and highly value my time here, but Test cricket is still the pinnacle and that is something I would love to do.

Sam Billings is the player of the match for his 35-ball 67.

22:40 local: Chasing 201 the Scorchers needed their big guns Marsh and Munro to fire but the early dismissal of Marsh along with a few other wickets killed the game pretty quickly. It left too much to do for Munro and the New Zealander had to be content with just a fifty. Tye came in and provided some entertainment with his big-hitting but without solid partnerships, the Scorchers were always behind the eight-ball. McAndrew broke the back of the innings with the wickets of Marsh and Patterson in one over and returned to clean up Turner. So a much-needed win for the Thunder who now move to the 4th spot in the points table and a rare off-day for the Scorchers who stay top of the table despite the defeat. Stay tuned to know who the player of the match is...