Sean Abbott's clinical show with the new ball set up a simple win for Sydney Sixers as they dashed to the highest point of the table in the 2022-23 Major Slam Association. Abbott struck two times on a supportive surface with the new ball and returned later to add one more to get done with figures of 3/9 in his four overs to keep Sydney Roar to 133/8 in the derby experience. The objective was handily pursued down with 22 balls in excess. Sixers had no delay to bowl subsequent to winning the throw and Abbott caught Alex Hales leg-before-wicket to give his side an incredible beginning. Matthew Gilkes was excused in the following over and that was trailed by Abbott bringing one back in again to trap Oliver Davies plumb in front this time. After 4 overs, Thunder were reeling at 12/3 and a recuperation from subsequently was continuously going to be troublesome. Sam Whiteman and Alex Ross captured the slide with a truly necessary organization however they likewise consumed a ton of conveyances in doing as such. While Whiteman was excused in the thirteenth over, it took a six from Ross in the accompanying over for the run rate to go north of six at long last. At last, an essential appearance from Ben Slicing was expected to direct that all out past the 130 imprint. Thunder were more than happy then with the beginning they made with the ball and for a concise period, it looked like 133 could get the job done. Chris Green struck two times and Brendan Doggett contributed with James Vince's wicket as the main three left for single-digit scores inside the initial four overs. Post that, it was only one-way traffic as captain Moises Henriques and Jordan Silk combined efforts to keep Roar under control. Silk kicked off a couple of limits and Henriques pulled Daniel Sams for his most memorable limit to get into the depression. The couple got a limit each off Green in his last over as Sixers dashed to 85/3 toward the finish of the twelfth over. Both Henriques and Silk filled in certainty as the runs continued to stream. Silk raised his fifty off only 37 balls and Henriques arrived at his milestone by means of progressive limits that additionally taken care of the game. Brief scores: Sydney Thunder133/8 in 20 overs (Sam Whiteman 42, Alex Ross 34; Sean Abbott 3/9) lost to Sydney Sixers 134/3 in 16.2 overs (Jordan Silk 59*, Moises Henriques 53*; Chris Green 2/29) by7 wickets