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David Back Into Top 10, Brevis Achieves Career-best Position In T20I Rankings
New Delhi: Australia’s big-hitting batter Tim David has moved back into the top 10 of the ICC men’s T20I batting rankings, while South Africa’s Dewald Brevis has achieved a career-best position following the latest update released on Wednesday.
David has climbed six places to 10th position in the rankings after back-to-back fifties made him the leading run-scorer in Australia’s ongoing series against South Africa. His teammate Cameron Green also gains six spots to rise to 17th on the same list.
South Africa’s Brevis has turned out to be the biggest mover, leaping 80 spots to a career-best 21st position after smashing 125 not out off 56 balls, the highest T20I score by a South African men’s batter and also the highest score in the shortest format against Australia. Read More...
Tim David South Africa Dewald Brevis Cameron Green South African Tristan Stubbs Josh Hazlewood Kagiso Rabada Lungi Ngidi Matt Henry Jasprit Bumrah Zakary Foulkes Rachin Ravindra Devon Conway Henry Nicholls
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