The Catch Dewald Brevis which disturbed the gravity made Wednesday evening was probably the only bright light for the Super Kings of Chennai (CSK), which are under a global season.
The capture of Brevis amazed the world of cricket, and the 22 -year -old was appreciated for his exceptional presence of mind with a borderline.
In the first two bullets of the 18th, Shashank Singh of Punjab Kings hammered Ravira Jadeja for a border and six. Shashank sought to finish the match in a hurry and sought to erase the rope again, but Brevis, with his excellent conscience, caught it in the slim air in the middle of the counter.
Brevis, patrolling for a long time, ran and established the first contact with the ball inside the playground when he caught it, then threw it in the air. He crossed the rope but was in the air when he put the ball back inside the game field, then returned to catch it.
Meanwhile, with another defeat, CSK’s trip to IPL 2025 arrived at a disappointing end when they became the first team to be officially eliminated from the playoff race after an exciting defeat of four counters against the Kings of Punjab at the Ma Chidambaram stadium.
This marks a historic hollow for the franchise led by MS Dhoni, because they failed to go to the playoffs in two consecutive seasons – something that had never happened before in the illustrious the history of the team.
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Beating first in Chepauk, CSK went up on a magnificent blow by Sam Curran, which marked a commonly 88 on 47 balls, with nine four and four. Arriving at a precarious 48 for 3 in the power game, Curran supported the sleeves and sewed a 78 -point vital stand with Dewald Brevis (32), stabilizing the ship and lifting CSK to a competitive total.
When CSK seemed to set up a solid finish, Yuzvendra Chahal turned the game on his head. The leg spinner, which had only played two overs until 19, returned to Bown the penultimate and scripted a remarkable collapse.
After being struck for one six by Dhoni, Chahal rejected him the very next ball. What followed was a procession – Deepak Hooda, Anshul Kamboj and Noor Ahmad all fell in succession quickly while Chahal took a sensational hat -trick, his second in IPL, to restrict the CSK to 190.
In response, the Kings of Punjab, despite the loss of a few counters in the Overs in the middle, including the established property Prabhsimran and Shashank Singh (23 years old), remained calm. The acceleration made up of Iyer and a little luck to death helped the Punjab to hunt the target in 19.4 Overs.