Labuschagne, Bazley and Kuhnemann help Heat claim a vital win

Brisbane Heat 154 (Labuschagne 46, Conway 3-36) beat Adelaide Strikers 137 for 9 (Short 39, Bazley 3-30) by 17 runsBrisbane Heat revived their struggling BBL season and spoiled the returns of Travis Head and Alex Carey with a 17-run victory over Adelaide Strikers in sweltering conditions.After being sent in, under-pressure Heat mustered a modest 154 in temperatures nudging 40 degrees celsius at the Adelaide Oval.But they bowled superbly with seamer James Bazley claiming three wickets to thwart Strikers' star-studded batting order and sour former Heat star Chris Lynn's final BBL match of the season.It was the second time Heat beat Strikers this season to climb off the bottom of the ladder.Johnson's rapid pace again impressesTearaway Spencer Johnson was a shining light in Heat's big home loss to Perth Scorchers with fiery bowling in his BBL debut.There was intrigue if the left-arm quick could back it up and Johnson did just that with a maiden over to start, where he hit speeds of 150kmh to fluster Lynn. So impressive was Johnson that Australian great Adam Gilchrist on the Fox broadcast likened the 27-year-old to his namesake Mitchell Johnson.But Johnson, who played in the 50-over Marsh Cup previously for South Australia and was on Adelaide Strikers' list last season, was brought back to earth in his next over by a typically fearless Lynn.He returned in the 16th over amid the power surge and impressively held his nerve. Johnson then claimed his maiden BBL wicket with a perfect yorker to knock over Wes Agar to cap another fine performance.Strikers' star-studded batting order fail to fireThere was much anticipation over the return of skipper Head, whose belligerent Test batting against West Indies and South Africa seemingly had him primed for the BBL. But Head lasted just two balls after being bowled by left-arm spinner Matthew Kuhnemann much to the disappointment of the home faithful.New batter Lynn was keen to finish his strong first campaign with Strikers on a high and started with a gorgeous drive to the boundary