Brisbane progress after rain ruins exciting Eliminator finish | KFC BBL|12

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The Brisbane Heat began the BBL|12 Eliminator with a venue record 5-203 on the back of fifties to Usman Khawaja and Marnus Labuschagne, but the Sydney Thunder’s chase was cut short by rain which saw them eliminator due to the DLS method.

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