Adelaide Strikers 139 for six (de Broughe 41) beat Hobart Hurricanes 138 for five (Carey 66* by 4 wickets
The reigning champions prolonged their winless run to 5 matches this season with the four-wicket defeat at a cold Bellerive Oval on Tuesday evening.
It was the second last-ball loss in a row for the Hurricanes after a no-ball drama towards Melbourne Renegades.
With the scores tied at 154 final Wednesday, Hobart was denied an excellent over when wicketkeeper Lizelle Lee caught the ball simply in entrance of the stumps, triggering a no-ball.
On Tuesday evening, Hurricanes gamers have been noticed on the sidelines sifting their fingers by a small field of sand, an obvious symbolic try to attract a line within the sand this season.
Lee was given a life on 10 however she could not make the Strikers pay as Ecclestone trapped her in entrance within the following over.
It was the third time a batter has voluntarily ended their innings up to now 5 days after Perth Scorchers captain Sophie Devine grew to become the primary to take action in league historical past.
Pocket-rocket Carey rescued the innings with some big-hitting down the stretch, taking her profession WBBL run tally previous 2000.
Openers Maia Bouchier and Emma de Broughe received Strikers off to a quick begin. After that pair departed, Australian vice-captain Tahlia McGrath and Maddie Penna gave away their wickets at key moments to maintain Hurricanes within the hunt.
The guests regarded doomed when Laura Wolvaardt grew to become the sixth wicket to fall when caught off the fifth-last ball of the match, with 10 runs required. However Ecclestone discovered the boundary twice as Strikers received again to 2-2 for the season.