South Africa’s superstar batsman Dewald Brevis created a stir in the second T20 match against Australia in Brisbane!

This 22-year-old surprised everyone by scoring an unbeaten 125 runs in just 56 balls. His

This explosive innings helped South Africa score 218/7 and this century of Brevis became South Africa’s second fastest T20 century.

Baby AB’s magic

Why is Dewald Brevis called ‘Baby AB’? Because his batting shows a glimpse of the legendary AB de Villiers.

Scoop shots, ramp shots and brutal hits that sent the ball straight out of the stadium, Brevis thrashed the Australian bowlers at a strike rate of 223.

His innings was not just about strength, but also smart shot selection and patience, which shows the impact of AB de Villiers’ coaching.

Brevis said, “I just try to keep it simple and play my natural game.”

His innings proved that he is not just a shadow of de Villiers, but a new star who is writing his own story in the world of cricket.

Special connection with AB

Brevis has a deep connection with AB de Villiers. Both grew up near Supersport Park, studied in the same high school (Affies) and trained under the same coach Dion Botes.

Brevis’ adaptability is his strength, and he says it all comes from “keeping it simple” and “playing my natural game”.

Brevis is not just amazing with the bat, he is also amazing with the ball. He is also a brilliant leg-spinner who draws inspiration from Shane Warne. He has already taken wickets in this series.

His all-round ability and fearless style make him the next big name in the cricket world.

Brevis dreams of playing for Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) alongside Virat Kohli in the IPL.

If his innings is a trailer of the future, then he can soon make a splash in the IPL as well.