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The Proteas batter received the leading individual award after scoring 226 runs during the competition.

Dewald Brevis was named Player of the Tournament following South Africa’s series-winning campaign at the Namibia T20I Tri-Series.

Brevis scored 226 runs at a strike rate of 116.17, including two half-centuries.


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The Proteas left-arm seamer finished the tournament with 11 wickets and another decisive display in the final.

Duan Jansen was named Bowler of the Tournament after claiming 11 wickets during the Namibia T20I Tri-Series.

Jansen completed his campaign with figures of 3-38 as South Africa defeated Zimbabwe by 48 runs in the final.


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The young Proteas opener collected the batting award after dominating attacks during the tournament.

Lhuan-dre Pretorius was named Batter of the Tournament after scoring 226 runs in the Namibia T20I Tri-Series.

The left-hander’s campaign included a blistering 94 against Zimbabwe and a century against hosts Namibia.

Pretorius struck 101 as South Africa ama...


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South Africa overwhelmed Zimbabwe by 48 runs in Windhoek after setting a daunting 206-run target.

South Africa were crowned Namibia T20I Tri-Series champions after beating Zimbabwe by 48 runs in Sunday’s final at the Namibia Cricket Ground.

The Proteas posted 205-5 after captain Bjorn Fortuin won the toss and elected to bat before dismissing Zimbabwe for 157 in ...


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The South African seamer claimed three final-day wickets, while Kyle Verreynne signed off with an unbeaten innings for Nottinghamshire.

Keith Dudgeon helped Kent complete an 84-run victory over Worcestershire on the final day of their County Championship match.

Dudgeon removed Matthew Waite, Jack Taylor and Adam Finch to finish Worcestershire’s second innings wi...


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