Nathan McSweeney has bounced back from his Test hacking out to move Brisbane to a last-ball BBL triumph over Adelaide Strikers with a splendid and unbeaten 78. He was "crushed" on being dropped from Australia's side until the end of the Boundary Gavaskar Prize however the 25-year-old got Intensity home in an innings of levelheadedness and character. Heat spinner Mitchell Swepson hit the last conveyance of the pursuit off Liam Scott for a solitary over highlight secure a three-wicket win, yet the legend was McSweeney. In the wake of being put under tension by India lead Jasprit Bumrah in the Test series, he wound up in a high-pressure pursue Strikers had posted 174 for 6. McSweeney required 16 runs off the second over of the power flood, off Henry Thornton, and celebrated with a six off Matthew Short in the following prior to directing Intensity to triumph. McSweeney got a colossal cheer from the 23,681 fans at the Gabba when he came to the wrinkle and at first assumed a supporting role to an uncontrolled Matt Renshaw. Renshaw (54 off 27) was in glimmering structure with his position, power and reason all first class. He sent off three sixes over the on side and a collection of flawless cuts and drives prior to flicking a Lloyd Pope conveyance onto his shoulder and afterward the stumps. His 66-run organization with McSweeney for the third wicket off only 39 conveyances got Intensity back in it. Prior, Strikers pace bowler Thornton bowled Jimmy Peirson (8) in his most memorable over however at that point dropped a sitter at midwicket when Intensity captain Colin Munro skied one off Jamie Overton. Thornton offered to set things straight quickly when he tidied up Munro (7) with the primary wad of his next finished. Strikers' English group of Pope and Overton terminated with the bat to lift the guests to a serious aggregate. Overton hit hard and frequently in the last overs in his unbeaten 45 off only 24 conveyances. At 196cm, the allrounder has a long reach and massive power and he used both to put the hosts' bowlers off their length and crunch three sixes. Pope (34 off 29), straight from two half-hundreds of years in the Test series against New Zealand, got with sequential limits going tenderfoot seamer Tom Whitney prior to holing out to McSweeney in the outfield. Heat pace bowler Xavier Bartlett gave his side the ideal beginning by trapping D'Arcy Short (1) in the first finished. That carried previous Gabba most loved Chris Lynn to the wicket and he opened his record with his 209th BBL six, a breaking flick over midwicket. Lynn (24) was all around discovered endeavoring his 210th at long-on by Bartlett. Great 22-year-old Will Prestwidge (2 for 16) hit the pitch hard and got the vital wickets of Pope and Lynn.