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Khary Pierre did his part with the ball as Desert Vipers took care of Perth Scorchers by one wicket at the Providence Stadium.

Pierre and Vitel Lawes each took two wickets as Perth Scorchers were restricted to 112 for 6.

In reply, Desert Vipers turned it into a difficult chase and reached 116 for 9 from 19.5 overs, with Akeal Hosein taking four wickets in vain.
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00:01Desert Vipers put Perth Scorchers into bat in Tuesday night's Exxon Mobil Global Super League T20 match at Providence Stadium.
00:08Left-handed batter Darcy Short fell cheaply to carry Pierre.
00:13In, out and still taken.
00:17But his opening partner Andre Spiceman Fletcher went on to top score with 4-10.
00:23Pierre bowled brilliantly and picked up 2 for 14 from his four overs.
00:27Some good news.
00:30For the Desert Vipers that is.
00:32Vitell Laws also bowled well for the Vipers.
00:35Goes again.
00:36Fielder takes it.
00:38He had figures of 2 for 18 from his full quota.
00:41But it hasn't worked.
00:42Aqil Hussain shipped in with 32 not out with 1 for Twitter's boundary as Perth Scorchers made a modest 112
00:49for 6.
00:51A bit of luck is needed.
00:53Boundary is welcome.
00:55When Desert Vipers responded, both the openers were all cheaply.
00:59Make that 31 for 3 with Aqil Hussain doing some damage.
01:04Where he takes a streamer.
01:06Riley Russo had a major role to play with a bat.
01:11That has been hit so sweetly.
01:13He went on to top score with 50 embellished with 4-4s and 3-6s.
01:21But it reached the stage where Desert Vipers were 103 for 8 with Hussain grabbing 4 scalps.
01:27Make that 104 for 9 with Jai Richardson taking one himself.
01:32But Desert Vipers were able to hold their nerves and they reached their target with a ball to spare.
01:38They remain alive while Perth Scorchers are out.
01:42and it's going to win no losing Sequoia, only just...
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