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4 Major Records Broken By Dewald Brevis During His Historic Century In 2nd AUS-SA T20I

4 Major Records Broken By Dewald Brevis During His Historic Century In 2nd AUS-SA T20I

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Dewald Brevis' 125 not out surpassed Faf du Plessis' previous record of 119 against West Indies in 2015, becoming the highest individual score by a South African in men's T20Is. (Pic credit: X)
125* - Dewald Brevis vs AUS, Darwin, 2025
119 - Faf du Plessis vs WI, Johannesburg, 2015
117* - Richard Levi vs NZ, Hamilton, 2012
117 - Reeza Hendricks vs PAK, Centurion, 2024
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