Twelve wickets fall as bowlers dominate day one at the Gabba | Sheffield Shield

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Australian opener Usman Khawaja played a lone hand for the Bulls with NSW going to stumps at 2-33 as 12 wickets fell on the opening day of their Sheffield Shield at the Gabba

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