After opting to bat, MICT felt at home – all of their top five play for Lions at the Wanderers – and sent the ball flying over the boundaries in the Highveld. The rarefied air suited their style of play: despite losing wickets, MICT kept attacking and posted 181 for 8 on the back of electric cameos. Three of their batters passed 30 and all of them struck at 150 or above. It was Dewald Brevis who truly brought the crowd alive with his 18-ball 38. Brevis, 21, capped the season as its rising star.
BREAKING NEWS
- SA20 2024/25, MICT vs SEC Final Match Report, February 08, 2025
- Pak vs NZ – ODI tri-series – Rachin Ravindra goes off the field after taking blow to forehead
- SL vs Aus – Nathan Lyon extremely proud of Matthew Kuhnemann
- IND vs ENG 2024/25, IND vs ENG 2nd ODI Match Preview
- ILT20 2024/25, DC vs DV Final Match Preview
- Virat Kohli fit to play India’s second ODI against England
- Sheffield Shield 2024/25, WA vs SOA 21st Match Match Report, February 08 – 11, 2025
- Sheffield Shield 2024/25, QLD vs NSW 20th Match Match Report, February 08 – 11, 2025
- New Zealand opt to bat in first game of tri-series; Babar to open for Pakistan
- Sheffield Shield 2024/25, TAS vs VIC 19th Match Match Report, February 08 – 11, 2025
