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Look: Fan ‘Stolen’ ball? Dewald Brevis’ After Smashing Six, the spectator makes a prank to cheer
Developed Brevis may have burnt the Great Barrier Reef Arena with a fierce knock, but it was a fan’s mischievous moment that stole the spotlight. The incident occurred in the 11th over of South Africa’s chase when Brevis launched Xavier Bartlet for consecutive sixes. One of those attacks left on the fence, spewing a scuffle among the audience. A young fan reached the first ball and decided to have some fun with it. After lifting the ball, he continued to run away from the stadium before he suddenly reduced his run. He then tuck the ball under his shirt, and appeared fake to throw back on the field to fool the cameras for a moment. He eventually thrown it back, but before his sly response went viral in social media platforms. Brevis, who scored a quick 49 off 28 balls with those back-to-back sixes, was later rejected by Cauter Konoli from Cameron Green. However, his effort was not enough as South Africa had reduced well in search of a huge goal. Australia first posted a record 431/2 operated from Travis Head (142), Michel Marsh (100) and Cameron Green (118*) for centuries. The innings marked only for the second time in the Men’s ODI history that the top three of one team recorded hundreds in the same innings. The host’s dominance continued with the ball. 22-year-old Konoli hit Sean Abbott and Bartlett quickly before fleeing through mid and lower orders, claimed 5–22-became the youngest from his country to get a wicket. Accepting the 276 -run defeat, South Africa was excluded for 155.
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Despite the heavy damage, the protease earned the series 2–1. But for fans, it was Brevis’s huge hit and the playful “Ball Theft” of the young viewer, which provided one of the most speaking moments of the match.
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Duleep Trophy 2025 Live Score: Central Zone dominates North East as Maiden Double Ton near Danish Malevar
21 -year -old Malevar, who had already made his name with a century in the last season’s Ranji Trophy final, had so far produced his best first -class innings, which remained unbeaten on 198. At the other end, IPL-winner RCB skipper Patidar was in a bang, including 21 fours and three sixes by scoring 125 off just 96 balls.
Opener Aryan Juyal joined the two forces after being forced to hurt 60, and he entered opposition with a 199-run stand on more than seven runs. Patidar’s centenary, his 14th in first -class cricket, came through a daring strokeplay before being caught in the deep square leg. Malwar then got the support of Yash Rathod (32*), with which he added another unbeaten 85 runs. His bravery ensured that the Central Zone kept the day firmly under control.
Bengaluru: The Central Zone vs. Northeast Zone Dilip Trophy quarterfinal match again questioned whether the latter team is actually one of the elite domestic units. The inauguration day became a omission, in which the central batsmen made Meera against the bowling attack. When the rains ensured the initial stumps, Vidarbha Danish Malver was getting stronger with an unbeaten 219 balls, and the captain Silver A quickfire was rejected after century (125; 96b; 24×4; 3×6) because the central 77 overs were piled up to 432/2. Playing only in his 10th first -class match, Mallever, whose stock is growing after the success of the Ranji Trophy season last year, was in his own territory as he crossed his previous best 153, which came in the Ranaji Trophy final against Kerala.Manishi strike In the nearby grounds in BCCI Coe, the north -region batsmen failed to capitalize on a good start. Jharkhand left-arm spinner Manishi hit three times in the first session-all legs to return to the first-bombard side. When the early stumps were drawn, the answer was 308/6 in 75.2 overs.Worry about injury Central captain Dhruv Jurael, who is one of the standbis for the Asia Cup, was rejected due to a waist, while Eastern captain Abhimanyu Ishvaran, who was set to lead in the absence of Ishaan Kishan, had to sit out due to fever. In his absence, Patidar and Ryan Parag He led his teams. Brief score: Answer Zone: 308/6 in 75.2 overs (Ayush Badoni 63, Nishant Sindhu 47, Kanhaiya Vadhan 42*; Manishi 3/90) vs East Zone. Central Zone: 432/2 in 77 overs (Aryan Juyal 60, Danish Malevar 198*, Rajat Patidar 125) vs Northeast Zone.
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‘No Bandwidth to Play’: R Ashwin suddenly explained the reason behind IPL retirement. Cricket news
Ravichandran Ashwin Has opened to call your sudden decision on his time Indian premiere league Livelihood. In December 2024, an experienced off-spinner, who retired from international cricket, announced earlier this week that he was also going away from the IPL, as well as signing. Chennai Super KingsThe franchise where his journey began. Speaking on your YouTube channel, Ashwin Explained that now he did not have energy to demand a three -month IPL schedule. He admitted that it was difficult to manage with age travel, match and recovery period.
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“I was thinking that if I can play IPL next year. The three -month IPL is a little bit for me. It is a drought. This is a reason that I am amazing to see someone. MS DhoniAs you get older, the bandwidth to play IPL decreases, ”Ashwin said. His comments came after speculation that his exit was associated with CSK’s plans for mini-interaction. The 38 -year -old also indicated to discover opportunities abroad. Reports have combined him with hundred and SA20, and Ashwin confirmed that he had registered for another league, but has not revealed the details. He said that he is open for coaching in future, but would like to do so on his terms. Ashwin signed with a hearty post on social media, writing, “He says that every end has a new beginning. My time comes close today as an IPL cricketer, but my time starts from today as a explorer of the game around various leagues.” During a career in 16 sessions, Ashwin depicted 221 IPL matches, claiming 187 wickets in the 7.20 economy. He also contributed 833 runs with the bat, representing CSK, Rising Pune Super Zant, Punjab Kings, Delhi Capital and Rajasthan Royals.
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