World record! Matthew Breetzke in South Africa creates a story, becomes the first striker for …. | Cricket news

New Delhi: Matthew Breetzke announced his arrival on the international fashionable fashion scene, engraving his name in records. The 26-year-old South African opener became the first player in the ODI male history to score more than more points in each of his first five sleeves, exceeding the former Oper of India Navjot Singh Sidhu, who had succeeded four of these blows at the start of his career.The milestone occurred during the second ODI between South Africa and England at Lord’s, where Breetzke again displayed its elegant stroke of stroke and its solid temperament. Faced with a sounding English attack, he compiled a 77-ball 85 chic before falling to Jofra Archer. The dismissal was a moment of radiance of the English stimulator, which produced a burning Yorker who plunged under the Breetzke bat and struck in his boots. After a review, Ultraedge did not confirm any battish bats, and the follow-up of the ball showed three reds, sealing its fate.The latter blow added to what has already been a beginner dream for the ODI career of Breetzke. He launched things with a magnificent 150 during the beginnings against New Zealand, followed by an 83 current against Pakistan. He then marked 57 and 88 in successive outings against Australia, before extending the sequence with its 85 fights at Lord’s.The last 5 ODI rounds of Matthew Breetzke:

In doing so, Breetzke joined an elite group of South Africans who displayed five more and more consecutive scores in the ODI. JONTY RHODES obtained the feat for the first time in 2000-2001, followed by Quinton de Kock, which managed it twice in 2017 and 2019, and Heinrich Klaan, who did it in 2024-2025. Breetzke is now sitting alongside these pillars, with the additional distinction of accomplishing it from the start of his career Odi.Consecutive scores over 50 years old in ODI (South Africa):