10:44pm That will be all from us for this game. We will be back tomorrow with more BBL action, and there is a bit of cricket lined up in what remains of today too. All of that can be accessed and found on ESPNcricinfo. Until next time, from all of us here, it is goodbye!

David Warner, Player of the Match: It was tough to lose two early wickets. On this pitch, if you hang in there, you can put up a good score. One of those games where you felt one of them (Ward or Owen) was going to go off, and both did, unfortunately for us. (On losing two early wickets) You have to back yourself, grind it out and on a true surface, you can actually give yourself time. We are trying to work out how to go in the first four. Nice surface here but we, as a group, need to work out how to go about it. They (Hurricanes) have chased well in the last couple of years. Credit to him (Owen). He was a bit stiller tonight and for his sake, hope he can keep doing it (moving forward). We have played one complete game. Back to basics, starting well with bat and ball. High morale still in the group. We are up and about, just not winning.

10:38pm At the half-way stage, it felt the Hurricanes would have their work cut out. It turned out to be anything but that. Ward thrilled those watching with a breathtaking display of stroke-play, with Owen doing something very similar at the other end. Both missed out on their respective milestones (a hundred and a fifty) but their early onslaught knocked the stuffing out of the hosts.

From that point, the Thunder were playing catch-up. Their execution and planning also left a bit to be desired, and they now have some serious thinking to do, especially with time running out for a playoff charge.

Jake: "Half tracker/short on leg stump getting flogged for 4/6 must be the most popular ball of the Thunder pace bowlers."

Just ten more needed now. Green to bowl