In the high-stakes second T20I between Australia and South Africa, young sensation Dewald Brevis sent shockwaves through the cricketing world with a breathtaking ‘no-look’ six. Facing seasoned fast bowler Sean Abbott, Brevis demonstrated his exceptional talent and audacious style, turning a challenging delivery into a monumental maximum. The moment of pure genius left commentators and fans in awe, solidifying his reputation as one of the most exciting young batsmen in the world. His remarkable shot provided a much-needed momentum shift for his team, captivating everyone watching the match.

Dewald Brevis’s unbelievable no-look six against Sean Abbott during AUS vs SA 2nd T20I

On the very first ball of the 10th over, Australian seamer Abbott bowled a full delivery aimed at the stumps, hoping to restrict the flow of runs. However, Brevis, who was already in an excellent rhythm, showed his incredible touch and fast hands to connect perfectly. With an audacious flair, he swiftly moved his hands through the line of the ball, sending it soaring.

The shot was a stunning lofted on-drive that sailed over the long-on boundary for a massive six, a true testament to his timing and power. What made the shot truly sensational was that Brevis had his eyes off the ball the moment he made contact, almost as if he knew exactly where the ball was going without even looking. This ‘no-look’ six not only stunned Abbott and the Australian fielders but also showcased the young Proteas star’s incredible confidence and raw talent on the international stage, a glimpse of the fearless approach that has earned him comparisons to cricketing legends.

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No Look Banger by brevis.😭🔥 pic.twitter.com/RViKfHhylQ

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Brevis’s record-breaking century for South Africa against Australia

In a phenomenal display of power-hitting, Brevis scored a magnificent 125 runs not out from just 56 balls in the 2nd T20I against Australia. His innings was the centerpiece of South Africa’s commanding total of 218/7 in their 20 overs. After the Proteas lost early wickets in the powerplay, Brevis walked in and single-handedly turned the tide.

He launched a brutal counterattack, reaching a sensational century in just 41 balls, making it the fastest T20I hundred by a South African against Australia and the second-fastest in his country’s history. His knock was filled with an array of stunning shots, including 12 fours and 8 towering sixes, one of which was the audacious no-look six off Abbott. He broke multiple records, including the highest individual score for a South African in men’s T20Is, surpassing Faf du Plessis‘s 119. Brevis’s spectacular performance, with a strike rate of 223.21, ensured South Africa posted a daunting total, leaving Australia with a mammoth chase to level the series.

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