Marcus Stoinis smashed a 19-ball half century to guide the Stars to their third straight win in a record run chase after Chris Lynn smashed 83 for the Strikers.
It was the highest successful run chase in Stars history, while Stoinis belted the second fastest half century for the club.
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The Stars made 3-211 from 19 overs in reply to the Strikers’ 4-205, with Stoinis smashing six fours and four sixes in his 55 and brought up the win with a six with an over to spare.
Beau Webster set up the win with 66 from 48 balls at No.3, including six fours and two sixes.
Tom Rogers could only manage 8 before he was caught by Cameron Boyce off Wes Agar.
Stars debutant Dan Lawrence smashed 50 off 26 balls, including six fours and two sixes, before he was run out by D’Arcy Short going for a second run, with the first bringing up his half century.
Glenn Maxwell blasted five fours in his 17-ball 28, before he was caught by Adam Hose off Cameron Boyce, who finished with the brilliant figures of 1-15 from his four overs.
The Strikers made 4-205 from their 20 overs after being sent in by the Stars, with Chris Lynn top scoring with 83 from just 42 balls, including 10 fours and four towering sixes.
D’Arcy Short blasted three fours and a six in his 25 before he was caught and bowled by Stars debutant Corey Rocchiccioli.
Matt Short smashed four fours and three sixes in his 50 off just 25 balls.
Lynn belted six fours and three sixes in his half century off just 21 deliveries., including a 104-metre monster that ended up in the upper deck of the Adelaide Oval pavilion.
Matt Short was eventually undone by Glenn Maxwell caught by Beau Webster on the boundary for 56.
Adam Hose managed a four and a six in his run a ball 14, before he was Maxwell’s second victim.
English import Jamie Overton chimed in with 19 from 12 balls including a four and a six to get the Strikers passed the magic 200 mark before he was caught by Maxwell off Joel Paris on the last ball of the innings.
The victory keeps the Stars in fourth spot on the ladder with three wins and three losses, while the Strikers remain fifth with just one win from five games.
Originally published as Stoinis answers Lynn-sanity as Stars run down Strikers’ monster total in record chase
