Hazelwood narrowly (photo- Robert Cianflone/Getty Images)
South Africa’s young batsman Dewald Brevis scored 125 not out in the second T20 against Australia in Darwin. This player hit 8 sixes and 12 fours in his innings. Brevis played many stormy shots in his innings, but one of his shot was like that, then Australian fast bowler Josh Hazlewood and the field could become a threat to the life of the umpire. The video of this shot of Brevis is going viral on social media. You also know how Hazelwood and umpire narrowly escape this stormy stroke.
Dangerous shot of Brevis
Dewald Bravis played this shot in the 19th over. On the fourth ball of the 19th over, Hazelwood tried to throw a yorker but the player failed. Brevis put a stroke on this ball. The ball went straight like an arrow. This ball came out of Hazlewood’s head, while the umpire was also not far from the ball. Both somehow saved their lives. If this shot of Brevis seems to be any one of the two, then believe it could have been unseen.
Sheesh! Josh hazlewood narrowly avoided this one 🫨 #AUSVSA pic.twitter.com/ojrdnhi1vv
– Cricket.com.au (@cricketcomau) August 12, 2025
Josh Hazlewood fiercely beaten
The second T20 match for Josh Hazlewood was no less than a shock. This player robbed 56 runs in 4 overs. For the first time in career, Josh Hazlewood has been beaten so much in T20 cricket. Hazelwood has given more than fifty runs in his T20 International career only twice in 4 overs and both times it has been against South Africa. Let me tell you that this right -handed fast bowler is known for his affordable bowling, but South African batsmen, especially Dewald Brevis, beat him fiercely. Hazlewood got 7 boundary and 3 sixes in this match. He definitely got the wicket of Corbin Bosch but this player took runs at an economy rate of 14. As a result, South Africa batted first and scored a huge score of 218 runs.
