Warriors 138 for 3 (Ingram 56*) beat Lions 136 for 7 (Hendricks 32, Ingram 2-24) by seven wickets Scorecard Colin Ingrams unbeaten 56 saw the Warriors qualify for their first T20 final in five seasons since the 2011-12 summer. The Warriors finished second in the league phase and beat the third-placed Lions in a playoff on a slow Port Elizabeth pitch to set up a meeting with the table-topping Titans on Friday.The home side had their bowlers to thank for setting up a straightforward chase after the Lions squandered a strong start. They slipped from 77 for 2 at the halfway stage to add just 59 runs in the last 10 overs, in which they also lost four wickets for 10 runs. None of the Lions batsmen scored more than 32 runs.Rassie van der Dussen and Reeza Hendricks put on 30 in the first three overs but Kyle Abbott pulled them back with a strangling second over which exposed the Lions batsmen. They played as though they were at altitude but the big hits did not get over the boundary. Van der Dussen swung and missed, Temba Bavuma and Hendricks swung and holed out and it was up to the middle order to post a competitive total.Mangaliso Mosehle looked likeliest to anchor the second-half of the innings but was bowled by Jon-Jon Smuts and that sparked the collapse. Nicky van den Burgh went back to an Ingram delivery and missed the cut shot while Wiaan Mulder and Hardus Viljoen were dismissed in the space of three balls in the penultimate over to leave the Lions well short of a winning total.Warriors paced their chase well and even though they lost Smuts in the third over and Clyde Fortuin as the Powerplay came to an end, they were in a strong position at 48 for 2. Ingram had only faced nine balls at that stage and was content to rotate strike and let his team-mates attack while he settled in.None of the Lions attack was able to maintain the control needed to put pressure on the Warriors and Ingram bided his time until he was joined by Christiaan Jonker. 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Jesse Bromwich was more envious than normal when he watched the 2014 decider.Not only was his Melbourne side sent crashing out in week one of that years NRL finals, but there was also the pain of watching another lifelong dream being fulfilled by someone else.Or to be precise, three others.The sight of an emotional Sam, George and Thomas Burgess spralwed across the ANZ Stadium turf after their victory over Canterbury sent shivers only certain bloodlines can.On Sunday, Jesse will get the chance to emulate the Burgess boys when he plays alongside brother Kenny in this years decider against Cronulla.Its pretty hard to watch any grand final when youre not in it, Bromwich told AAP.But I definitely watched that one. You wish it was you instead of them. Its always been a goal of ours, to play in a grand final together one day.You set goals, but youre never sure if its going to come true. This one has, so here we go.The Bromwich boys will become the 13th set of brothers to play in a grand final decider, including Norm and Peter Provan, and Andrew and Matthew Johns.Others include Ian and Nathan Hindmarsh, as well as Brett and Glenn Stewart.Victory would be especially sweet for Jessse, whose well-documented move to the Storm only came due to their chase of older brother Kenny.ddddddddddddBut that doesnt mean the New Zealand international will be more grateful to his sibling.Nah, were past that now. At the start I was really thankful to him. But weve moved on from that now and its all about trying to help each other get better, he said.BROTHERLY LOVE IN GRAND FINALSNorm and Peter Provan (St George 1958-59) - Both winsGary, Mark and Graeme Hughes (Canterbury 1980) - WinGary, Mark and Graeme Hughes (Canterbury 1979) - LossSteve, Peter and Chris Mortimer (Canterbury 1980, 1984-85) - WinSteve, Peter and Chris Mortimer (Canterbury 1986) - LossKerrod and Kevin Walters (Brisbane 1992-93) - Both winsMatthew and Andrew Johns (Newcastle 1997) - WinBrett and Glenn Stewart (Manly 2008, 2011) - Both winsSam, George and Thomas Burgess (South Sydney 2014) - WinMichael and Phil Blake (Manly 1982-83) - Both lossesPeter and Mark Coyne (St George 1992) - LossGlen and Corey Hughes (Canterbury 1998) - LossIan and Nathan Hindmarsh (2002) - Loss ' ' '