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WATCH: Dewald Brevis plucks a screamer to dismiss Jacques Snyman in CSA T20 Challenge

November 01, 2022
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Dewald Brevis takes a stunning catch

South Africa batter Dewald Brevis impressed one and all with his blistering knock of 162 from just 57 deliveries in the ongoing CSA T20 Challenge 2022-23 on Monday.

Brevis, who represented Mumbai Indians (MI) in the previous season of the Indian Premier League (IPL), is currently plying his trade for the Titans in the South African tournament. During the game against ITEC Knights at the JB Marks Oval, Brevis also exhibited his fielding brilliance to dismiss Jacques Snyman.

It all happened in the 7th over of the Knight’s innings when Snyman went for a biggie off Simon Harmer, and it appeared that the white leather would easily go for a six. But Brevis had some other plans as he made a fantastic effort near the boundary rope to take an absolute stunner.

Here is the video:

Speaking about the contest, Titans, after being asked to bat first, posted a massive 271/3 in their allotted 20 overs, thanks to a splendid century by Brevis and a brilliant fifty by Jiveshan Pillay. During his whirlwind knock, Brevis smashed 13 fours and as many sixes, while Pillay scored 52 off 45 balls.

In reply, the Knights managed to reach only 230/9, losing the match by 41 runs. Opener Gihahn Cloete top scored with 51 from 32 deliveries, including 6 fours and a couple of maximums, but other batters failed to score a big inning. Neil Brand was the pick of the bowler for the Titans, taking three wickets for 28 in his quota of 4 overs.

Titans are currently at the top of the team standings with 26 points and a net run rate of +1.430. They have won six games out of their total seven matches. Knights, on the other hand, are positioned at fourth place with four wins and two losses.

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November 01, 2022 at 08:34PM
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