With South Africa looking to deepen their squad under a new coaching structure, hard-hitting opener Dewald Brevis can be expected to make a move to international cricket like David Warner.
Former U-19 coach Shukri conrad, who was in charge of the age group squad at the 2022 World Cup, where Brevis was the top scorer, and former Central Stags coach Rob Walter, have been announced as the new red and white South Africa. Ball’s coaches and both are working hard to put young talent first at Brevis. He became South Africa’s most talked about batsman. Most notably, in his T20 domestic match in October he scored 162 runs off 57 balls. A week before his men’s national team failed to score 159 in his T20 World Cup must-win. After participating in the game against the Netherlands, there were calls for a sudden rise. South African cricket his director Enoch Nkwe has heard them and plans to bring Brevis into his senior squad soon.
He said, “It’s noisy around Brevis. we know how good he is. He showed it in his SA20, played good cricket and was pretty consistent in T20 cricket,” he said. There is a transition from under-19 cricket to his T20, ODI and Test his cricket to his pro cricket. That’s what we foresee in the future. ”
Warner, who made his 100th Test against South Africa at the MCG, played just 20 international matches in his T20I against South Africa before his international debut, and just his 11th top-flight before his Test debut. attended his game. Brevis has a lot of experience with short formats. He has played in 37 T20s, including IPL, CPL and SA20, and has appeared in six List A matches, but has yet to play a top-flight match. As part of the Titans’ strong roster, which finished third in the four-day nationals and boasts names like Test captains Dean Elgar, Aiden Markram, Theunis de Bruin and Heinrich Klaasen, Brevis found it hard to watch. However, playing a longer format than him is Nkwe’s top priority.
“I understand that a player like Brevis plays a lot of cricket, but now we have to consider how to get him into this long format? We know we have a lot to offer cricket,” said Nkwe.
When specifically asked if Conrad and Walter were involved in the Brevis debate, Enkwe was unwilling to do anything other than reiterate her commitment to development. “Both coaches put a lot of emphasis on looking after young people, but they don’t just throw them in,” he said. and how they become part of the Proteas setup.”