South Africa's young batsman Dewald Brevis has created a stir in the world of cricket with his explosive batting in the T20 international match against Australia. Brevis not only scored his first half-century in his T20 career but also surprised everyone by scoring a century in 41 balls.
Dewald Brevis Records: Dewald Brevis put on a brilliant performance in the second match of the T20 series between Australia and South Africa. He started batting in an explosive style as soon as he came in, which left everyone stunned. Brevis controlled the Australian bowlers well and rained fours and sixes.
He crossed the 50-run mark for the first time in his T20 International career, but even after that, his innings showed no signs of stopping. This spectacular performance of his played an important role in giving the team a major success.
Slow start for South Africa
In the second match of the T20 series between Australia and South Africa, South Africa batted first. The team had a good start and scored 30 runs in the first four overs, but after that, wickets started falling quickly. First, Ryan Rickelton was dismissed for 14 runs, then Aiden Markram returned to the pavilion with a score of 18 runs. Luan-dre Pretorious also departed after scoring 10 runs. With three wickets falling, the team was in trouble, but then Dewald Brevis, who came in at number four, changed the course of the game with his batting.
Brevis completed his half-century in 25 balls, proving that he would be the hero of this match. In this innings, he hit five sixes and two fours. Due to this explosive batting, he scored the biggest score of his T20 International career. Before this, his biggest score was 41 runs. The special thing was that Brevis scored heavily in Glenn Maxwell's over, due to which the entire middle order of the Australian bowlers was in panic.
Dewald Brevis hits first century in 41 balls in T20 International
Dewald Brevis took his innings to a new level and completed his first T20 century in 41 balls. In this innings, a total of nine fours and eight sixes came off his bat, which was indicative of his aggressive batting. This explosive innings of his took South Africa to a b position.
This innings of Brevis has become an example for young batsmen in T20 cricket, as it is very difficult to score a century at such a fast pace. Due to Brevis's century, the strategy of the Australian bowlers completely failed. Especially Glenn Maxwell had to suffer heavy losses in his over. Other bowlers were also unable to find an answer to this stormy innings of Brevis.
Earlier, Australia had tried to put South Africa in a weak position by taking wickets quickly at the beginning of the match, but Brevis single-handedly boosted the team's morale.
