Perth Scorchers vs Sydney Sixers, Final - Live Cricket Score, Commentary

Six years, three titles and a perfect way to bid goodbye to what has been a Western Australia fortress. A retiring fortress and its employees have given it just the ideal send off. Voges grabs the trophy, his boys engulf him and the confetti blows up. Along with the night crackers. Mind you, it is still pretty bright out there. Says everything about the contest that we've seen. Or the lack of it rather. Nevertheless, this has been one heck of a tournament. A tournament we've enjoyed covering. Hope you enjoyed our company too all along. This is Vineet Anantharaman signing off on behalf of Sagar Chawla and Venkatesh. Until next time, ta ta!!

Langer: "It is extremely special to play here at the WACA, we never know how many more games this ground would be getting in the future."

Adam Voges: "Pretty much everything went as per the plan tonight. The boys put their hand up and it came off well. We maintain a very similar squad to the WA squad bringing just a few players in and hence it is a very tight unit. Congratulations to Moises and his side too, they've been incredible through the season. A big thank you to the crowd, 21000 here tonight at the furnace. We just can't thank everyone enough."

Moises Henriques: "They got on top of us early and kept picking wickets regularly. We have to give Adam and his boys a lot of credit and it is never easy when we come out to the WACA. It has been a good tournament for us but would like to apologize to the crowd for not putting up a better fight. Thank you for coming out in large numbers and supporting us."

Jhye Richardson: "Very happy indeed. It is a new experience for me, pretty speechless. Playing around with the experienced side that we have has been awesome."

Jhye Richardson is the Man of the Match for his spell of 4-0-30-3

Chris Lynn is the Player of the Tournament

Sean Abbott: "I had to go back and work on some of my plans. Nice that it all came out in this tournament."

The Scorchers have by far been the side to beat in this tournament and today was just another reminder. Bringing out their 'A' game on the big night, the bowlers first set it up with their sheer pace as they kept piercing the balloon that never gained enough oxygen to inflate. The trio of pacemen, led by the fiery MJ, had the batsmen hopping around. And then, all it required was two partnerships and 15 overs to make an absolute mockery of the total that was touted to be on the tricky side. Hang in there, the presentations, interviews and everything that follows coming up..

Hugs being exchanged, high fives, plenty of back patting with the dug out charging out to the middle. And the crowd respond in kind. Not a soul appears to have left their seat and they join in with their chorus. They form a huddle and sign off from the fastest track in the world with a win to take home the memories of one of the most loyal tracks.

J Botha to Klinger, SIX, and here it is. He seals it with a six. Charges down the track, and in his typical style gets on his winning celebratory run even before the ball makes its way into the stands. Title #3 and this time it is a sheer steamrolling with 25 deliveries remaining

J Botha to Klinger, no run, worked away with the spin in front of square into the on-side

J Botha to Klinger, 2 runs, goes for the glory shot. And ends up losing his shape in the process. Gets right up and close and goes through with his drive away from his body. Off the thick outside edge but he gets back to have another crack at finishing it off in style

J Botha to Bell, 1 run, 98kph and ripping down leg. Nurdled away putting his wrists to good use

J Botha to Bell, no run, fires one on the pads, Bell misses the tuck

Johan Botha [1.0-0-10-0] is back into the attack

Five overs, seven runs. Mere formalities remain in this steamrolling.

Abbott to Bell, 1 run, keeps the strike with a glancing tickle down to long leg

Abbott to Bell, no run, a mini hop up and gets the bat up in time to turn it away

Abbott to Bell, no run, uses his entire frame to get up and hangs the bat utterly vertical in defence