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Sixers burn Heat again, go to top of WBBL

The reigning champion Sydney Sixers made it two from two against the Brisbane Heat to return to the top of the WBBL ladder and keep their title defence humming.

Erin Burns of the Sixers bats
Erin Burns' 54 not out has helped the Sydney Sixers to an 18-run WBBL win over the Brisbane Heat. (AAP)

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The Sydney Sixers have rocketed to the top of the WBBL table with an 18-run win over the Brisbane Heat.

An Erin Burns half-century highlighted the Sixers' 7-144 on the smallish Hurstville Oval in Sydney.

The home side defended well to notch their second triumph over the Heat in as many days.

Burns followed her best dig of the season with a terrific catch to snare Beth Mooney, the WBBL's premier batter, for a duck in the Heat's first over.

The Sixers continued to bowl tightly, with the Heat still needing 87 runs from the last nine overs before Jess Jonassen started blasting away.

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She hit three sixes in her unbeaten 55 off just 38 balls to give the Heat a sniffn before the Sixers' spinners applied the clamps at the death and proved too difficult to get away.

The day started horribly for the reigning champions when Thursday's match-winner Alyssa Healy was trapped lbw off the first delivery of the day.

Ash Gardner's enterprising 26 had the Sixers going again before Burns' 54 not out ultimately proved the difference.

Delissa Kimmince (3-23) was the pick of the Heat bowlers.


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