Dewald Brevis batted 51 runs for his team while batting (photo- Fancode/x)
The first Test match between South Africa and Zimbabwe has started in calling. South Africa did not start so well in this match and he lost his four wickets for 55 runs. However, after this, the young player Dewald Bravis, batting, scored a valuable half -century for his team. This is his debut Test match and the young player won the hearts of all the fans with his batting. Not only this, he hit three fours and four sixes in this innings. In these 4 sixes, 3 sixes were hit by the aggressive batsman in a single over.
Dewald Brevis’s explosive debut
This is a debut test match of Dewald Brevis. He scored a half -century off just 38 balls in his first match. Brevis hit three sixes in the same over of Vincent Maseca. He hit the first six of this over towards deep square leg off the third ball of the 36th over of South Africa’s innings. After this, the second six was even bigger. He hit this on the fifth ball of this over. On the last ball of this over of Vincent, he also completed his half -century in a sixth -bang manner. Brevis was dismissed for 51 runs in 41 balls.
Luan-Dre Pritorius played a record-breaking innings
In this match for South Africa, not only Dewald Bravis but also Luan-Drais Pritorius made his Test debut, who scored 153 runs while batting. With this, the youngest South African cricketer became the youngest South African cricketer to score Luan-Drais preterous centuries. With this century innings, Luan-Dre Pritorius broke the 61-year-old Grame Pool’s record. Earlier, the Graeme Pool was a young player who scored a century against Australia in Sydney in 1964, who did this feat at the age of 19 and 317 days.
Apart from these two players, Karbin Bos also showed power with the bat and scored a century. The South Africa team has now reached a strong situation after a bad start and has put pressure on Zimbabwe. If Zimbabwe has to return to the match, then it is very important to bat well. These will be a very exciting match between the two teams.
