Another Melbourne Renegades batting collapse has allowed the Sydney Sixers to cruise through for a Big Bash victory in Geelong.
After posting 6-150, the Sixers' quicks then landed early blows and were always in control on their way to a 45-run win on Tuesday.
Ben Dwarshuis benefited from the Renegades' woes, finishing with the outstanding bowling figures of 5-26 from his four overs.
After electing to bat, the Sixers lost early wickets including Josh Phillippe for a duck third ball but found a powerful 40 from opener Jack Edwards, the youngster hitting three fours and a six in the strong knock.
Captain Moises Henriques made an enterprising 49, his four fours and a six proving pivotal in an average total.
Dan Christian's 22 was also important, while Daniel Hughes whacked 17.
Former Australia T20 representative Cameron Boyce took 2-15 from his four overs in his first BBL game in two years, having missed last season with a serious health complaint and the beginning of this one with a calf injury.
The Sixers landed an early double blow in the chase, with openers Jake Fraser-McGurk and Aaron Finch both out lbw to Jackson Bird and Sean Abbott respectively in the opening two overs, leaving the Renegades 2-11.
A vital partnership formed between Shaun Marsh and Nic Maddinson and they pushed on to 2-41 before young spinner Todd Murphy had the latter stumped for nine for his first BBL wicket.
But from 3-65, the Renegades fell apart losing a quick 3-8, including the vital wicket of Marsh who chopped one onto his stumps for 39, leaving his side 6-73.
The Sixers cleaned up the tail and bowled them out for 105, with Abbott (2-18) also chipping in.
