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Spotlight On Dewald Brevis As SA Look To Redeem In ODI Series Opener Against Australia
Fresh off a thrilling T20I series where his fearless stroke play lit up the contest, Brevis now steps into the 50-over arena, with the Proteas hoping he can bring the same spark to their middle order.
His arrival marks the beginning of South Africa’s build-up to the 2027 ODI World Cup, which they will co-host with Zimbabwe and Namibia, and the selectors have wasted no time in giving him exposure against one of the toughest opponents in world cricket.
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