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BBL finals race going down to the wire, seven of eight teams still a chance
The Big Bash League title race is wide open as the race for spots in the top-five finals series goes down to the wire.
Key points:
- Only the top two teams, Scorchers and Sixers, are guaranteed a spot in the five-team finals series
- There is one match on Monday, with three further matches set to take place on Tuesday
- The BBL finals are set to begin on Friday, but venues are yet to be determined due to border closures
All teams, bar Melbourne Renegades, are still alive heading into the last round of qualifying matches, with three positions up for grabs.
Adelaide Strikers and Sydney Thunder still have destiny in their own hands, with the winner of their Adelaide Oval meeting on Monday certain to lock in a finals spot.
But the losers will face a…
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