Watch: Akash Madhwal uproots Dewald Brevis' stump with thunderbolt in CSK vs RR clash

The 31-year-old Rajasthan Royals (RR) right-arm pacer Akash Madhwal rattled the stumps of the 22-year-old Chennai Super Kings (CSK) batter Dewald Brevis in the 62nd match of IPL 2025.

Arun Jaitley Stadium in Delhi is hosting the dead-rubber match of the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025 between CSK and RR on Tuesday, May 20.

Dewald Brevis plays a brilliant knock vs RR

Brevis has looked in top form in the ongoing season of the Indian Premier League (IPL) since joining the Chennai Super Kings (CSK) as an injury replacement for Gurjapneet Singh.

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He has consistently played quickfire knocks for the 5-time champions and has cemented his place in the playing XI, even for the next year.

In the match against the Rajasthan Royals, Dewald Brevis played a brilliant innings and built a dangerous partnership with the left-handed batter Shivam Dube.

The duo added 59 runs in 36 balls to stabilise the CSK innings. Dewald Brevis eventually got out in the 14th over after scoring 42 runs off 25 balls, with two fours and three sixes.

On the fourth ball of the over, Akash Madhwal bowled a full-length delivery to Brevis just outside off-stump, and the batter, without any foot movement, swung his bat hard.

However, Brevis, who was looking to hit the ball over long on, only managed to get an inside edge, and his stumps were shattered, with one stick getting uprooted.

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Watch: Akash Madhwal rattles Dewald Brevis' stumps

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I really enjoyed to be a part of the team - Dewald Brevis

Speaking in a video shared on the IPL website, Dewald Brevis said that he has enjoyed his time with the 5-time champions, the Chennai Super Kings, in the Indian Premier League (IPL). He said that they have played good cricket throughout the competition, but have ended up on the wrong side of the result. He said:

“Yeah, it was good. I think it was not too bad. We are fully ready to go. I really enjoyed to be a part of the team. I think we played great cricket throughout the competition and it’s about the small margins in T20 cricket. Sometimes, if it doesn’t go your way, it turns out to be your loss. You have to bowling in the right direction. It was a lot of fun, playing some of those knocks."

Dewald Brevis added that he always backs himself to deliver for his team and tries to keep himself calm. He elaborated:

"I think it's just to be yourselves. Be relaxed. To just back your ability and we know that everyone here have got the skillset and they need to go out there and enjoy it. That's how you want to play..I'm super excited to play here. We had a nice net yesterday and the wicket feels good. We will see how it happens. It's going to be a lot of fun. Definitely. I think we will give our best there and hopefully, it's a W."