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Please use a supported version for the best MSN experience. Heat won't appeal McCullum BBL ban AAP 5 days ago Vince Rugari Morne de Klerk/Getty Images Brendon McCullum of the Brisbane Heat. Brisbane Heat will not appeal skipper Brendon McCullum's one-match suspension for the Big Bash League team's slow over rate. It means the second-placed Heat will be without their two biggest weapons - McCullum and Chris Lynn, who is with the Australian ODI side - for Tuesday's crucial game against the Melbourne Stars. Queensland Cricket chief executive Max Walters said it was disappointing to lose the former New Zealand Test captain given how well fans have received the Heat's exciting and attacking brand of play. However, after reviewing the match, the Heat determined there were no grounds for an appeal and accepted the penalty. from this source "It is a shame but we accept those are the competition rules we are playing under and reminds us that we can continue to improve in all facets of the game," Walters said. Joe Burns will step in as captain while McCullum serves his ban, which was handed down on Thursday for a second breach of the playing conditions this season. Each member of the Heat team has also been fined $500.
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