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‘Brevis will stand up for Proteas when the occasion demands it,’ says Conrad | The Citizen | SA News

The big hitter has had a mixed time of it at the T20 World Cup up to now.

Proteas coach Shukri Conrad is confident young batting star Dewald Brevis will hit his straps in the coming matches at the T20 World Cup, calling him an X-factor player.

South Africa qualified for the Super Eights without losing a game and next face hosts India in Ahmedabad on Sunday (3.30pm) in the first of three matches in the next phase of the tournament.

In group play the Proteas beat Canada, Afghanistan, New Zealand and the United Arab Emirates, with Brevis putting up scores of six (six), 23 (19), 21 (17) and 36 (25) respectively. He hit a crucial six in the first super over of the Proteas’…

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