Adelaide Strikers vs Hobart Hurricanes, 31st Match, Big Bash League, 2017-18 - HighlightsADS vs HBH, 31st Match, Big Bash League, 2017-18 - Highlights

Jofra Archer to Jake Lehmann, out Bowled!! Tails in and smashes the base of the stumps. This has been terrific from Jofra Archer. Lehmann gave the charge but he was stunned by the pace and fell over. He has a smile on his face and widens his eyes as he gets up. Jake Lehmann b Jofra Archer 4(2) [4s-1]

Jofra Archer to Jake Lehmann, FOUR, misses out on his length this time and offers a full toss, Lehmann slaps it through point

Jofra Archer to Wells, out Lbw!! Archer continues to impress. This bloke is something else. He's standing tall amidst the carnage. Another brilliant yorker at the stumps, Wells is moving all over the place to scoop it away but fails to connect and is hit on the boot. Dead in front. Wells lbw b Jofra Archer 8(7) [4s-1]

Tymal Mills to Wells, FOUR, makes room and smears it through the covers. He's carved that into the boundary

Jofra Archer to Carey, out Bowled!! Cleans him up with another blockbuster yorker. It's quick, it's straight, even the centurion can't deal with it as it slips through him to crash into the stumps. What an innings from Carey though. Adelaide Oval stands as he leaves the scene. Carey b Jofra Archer 100(56) [4s-12 6s-4]

Jofra Archer to Carey, out Weatherald Run Out!! This bloke is some athlete. Brilliant bit of work from Jofra Archer. First bowls a yorker which is squeezed out to the left of him. Then dives across to pick it up. Turns direction while on the ground, has one stump to aim at, and hits it. Both batsmen had wandered out and were sort of stuck halfway down, so some confusion regarding who is out. It's Weatherald. Weatherald run out (Jofra Archer) 65(52) [4s-5 6s-4]

Boyce to Weatherald, SIX, goes straight back over the bowler's head and clears the ropes. Raw power from Weatherald in lofting it towards the sight-screen

Boyce to Carey, 1 run, sweeps the ball through mid-wicket to a loud roar at the Adelaide Oval. It's a brilliant hundred from Alex Carey. Just 54 balls. He's set the Oval on fire today evening

Boyce to Carey, FOUR, 99 now. What a shot. Despite not being to the pitch of it, he goes through the line and drills it straight of long-off

Boyce to Weatherald, FOUR, wallops this sweep through square leg. Got down nice and low and fetched it crisply from outside off

Christian to Carey, SIX, Huge over. 22 off it. Christian opts for the short ball this time spotting Carey coming out of the crease. But Carey is still able to bludgeon it over mid-wicket. Into the 90s with that

Christian to Carey, FOUR, walks across and ramps the full toss over the keeper's head. Fourth boundary of the over

Christian to Carey, FOUR, another full and wide one, this one races away off the toe-edge and goes very fine. Christian frustrated here

Christian to Carey, FOUR, hits this flat towards long-on where the fielder hesitates before looking to go for the catch. May have got there if he went straight away. As is the case, it bounces in front of him and then bounces over him

Christian to Carey, FOUR, full ball in the slot outside off, can't be bowling that length even if it's a slower ball. Carey hammers it wide of lon g-on

Christian to Carey, FOUR, makes room and crashes it from the stumps through the covers, and it's another horrible misfield. This is getting ridiculous now. The third ugly error in the field

Christian to Weatherald, 1 run, chopped away behind point to bring up his half-century

Clive Rose to Weatherald, FOUR, turning down leg, Weatherald swats it away behind square. This opening stand keeps going

Clive Rose to Carey, SIX, flat and hard, just clears the ropes. Got a decent length to slog-sweep the ball from and timed it very well

Jofra Archer to Weatherald, SIX, this is a top shot. The ball isn't all the short from Archer but Weatherald is able to steady himself at the crease before pulling it away into the mid-wicket stands

Tymal Mills to Carey, FOUR, oh dear. Some of their fielding has been abysmal. Makes room to slap this slower ball through the covers. Straightforward stop for sweeper cover, or so it looked. Goes right through him

Tymal Mills to Carey, 1 run, short of length at the body, pulled away through square leg

D'Arcy Short to Weatherald, SIX, it's a low loopy full toss and Weatherald doesn't really get hold of this as he tries swinging it away. But it's such a short boundary there behind mid-wicket that he's able to clear it comfortably

D'Arcy Short to Carey, FOUR, oh dear. That's shambolic in the deep. Total communication breakdown between long-on and deep mid-wicket over whose catch this is, and they both leave it for each other, watching the ball bounce over the ropes

Boyce to Carey, SIX, low loopy full toss at the stumps, launched into the deep mid-wicket stands with a slog-sweep

Christian to Carey, FOUR, goes after a wide one and slices it through backward point. This is too wide a line from Christian

Christian to Weatherald, FOUR, slower short ball wide of off, crunched through backward point. It's too quick for the fielder there

Tymal Mills to Carey, SIX, the second pull shot for six in the over. Poor from Mills. The intent isn't there in the bouncer. It sits up around chest height and Carey smashes it over mid-wicket

Tymal Mills to Weatherald, SIX, it's the complete opposite with this pull shot. It's not high enough from Mills and Weatherald goes up and over backward square for six

D'Arcy Short to Carey, FOUR, makes room to pierce the off-side field. What a cracking drive. He absolutely nailed it through the covers

D'Arcy Short to Carey, FOUR, now the length is just a trifle shorter than the previous one and Carey is able to get underneath it to get it over mid-on

Jofra Archer to Carey, FOUR, this will keep happening. Not the right line from Archer. Once it's short and wide, Carey can have always have a free swing at it. If the edge is found, like it was here, it will fly away over slip

Jofra Archer to Weatherald, FOUR, immediately rushes the batsman with a short ball, but this top-edge flies away over short fine leg. Weatherald was visibly cramped as he tried to pull it away. Just that Archer's pace takes it over

Clive Rose to Weatherald, FOUR, this time he's able to use his wrists as he whips the ball from leg-stump over square leg. Needed to break Rose's rhythm there