South Africa has finally returned its amulet batsman; No, it is not an old AB de Villiers, but a small version of experienced. Developed Bravis, often tagged as ‘Baby AB’, justifies his title by raining sixes in Cairns.
Since his debut for CSK, the fate of South African youth Developed Bravis has changed since then. After a strong performance in the IPL, he has made his Test debut for South Africa and is now going through a blistering phase with the bat in T20I.
South Africa’s young 22 -year -old batsman has been making headlines since his first T20i Handle, which he scored in another T20I against Australia. His hundred which came from just 41 balls was the second fastest hundred by a Proteas batsman, and he became the highest scorer for South Africa in T20.
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Developed Brevis made his first six to six from Ben Boushousus
In the first game, after a large number of hundred for South Africa, when Brevis launched an unbeatable attack on the Australian bowlers, they now stepped back to the protease after another top-order collapse.
The South African top order has weakened in this series, but the new middle-order pair of Developed Brevis and Triston Stabs have done amazing work for them. This time, when Brevis went to the crease, he looked settled from the dressing room.
He broke the Australian Speedster Ben Bupertius for a huge six on the square leg border as he drew a small delivery in just the 6th over of the game. Although the team lost three initial wickets, Brevis did not show any intention to step back.
The new ball is picked up by Baby AB, from where he left, thrown the ball out of the ground!
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Brevis takes Aaron Hardy down in the 10th over of the match
In the 10th over of the game, when Aaron Hardy, Fast-Bowling All-Nounder, was handed over to the ball by Australian Skipper, Brevis batted at 26, before he arrived at the end of the striker on the third ball of the over.
Ever since he stepped into batting, he made his intentions very clear, as he was shaken back and collapsed for Hardy for 3 no-look sixes and quickly went from 26 to 44 and was just a hit to return his hundred from one and half a century.
After Hardy missed his line and bowling a wide, he went to kill his 4th six. Bravis with the fourth six reached its fifty in some style and raised his statistle in international cricket for South Africa.
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Brevis rejected by Nathan Ellis after a disastrous half -century
After the massive destruction caused by the Dawlued Bravis, his companions, Triston Stabs, were also looking to enter the grooves, breaking some boundaries of Spinner, Adam Zampa. However, Marsh needed to take out a large partnership with Stabs before Brevis once again.
Marsh immediately turned to Ellis, who was a difficult bowler, who rejected Brevis with a slow ball, who hit it back directly and was caught rapidly by Glenn Maxwell. Later, Adam Zampa moved to Australia with Stabs’s wicket.
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