Matthew Breetzke, the young South African Batter, made a dominant arrival in one day cricket with four consecutive half-century in the first four games he played for South Africa in international cricket.
South Africa is currently playing the White-Ball series in Australia, and again rebuilding their powerful and impactful order for a sudden retirement and dive in the form of former cricket players. They released David Miller, while Heinrich Klaan and Quinton de Kock announced their retirement.
One of the protean strikers who has made the headlines since its beginnings for South Africa is none other than the right -handed striker Matthew Breetzke, who already holds the world record for marked a superb 150+ during his ODI debut.
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Matthew Breetzke enters records with a unique world record in the Odi
Breetzke entered the records in his first game for South Africa, when he became the player with the highest score of the ODI during the beginnings. He accumulated 150 in his first game against New Zealand, which was played in the tri-series in Pakistan before the Champions Trophy this year.
However, his new record includes Matthew Breetzkewho marked four consecutive half-century in the four matches he has played for South Africa. In the current series against Australia, this 88 (78) was her second fifty consecutive in the series.
The first four ODI games of Matthew Breetzke in his career:
150 (148) against New Zealand, Lahore
83 (84) vs Pakistan, Karachi
57 (56) vs Australia, Cairns
88 (78) vs Australia, Mackay
Navjot Singh Sidhu and Kepler Wessels have similar statistics, but no world record
Former Indian veteran Navjot Singh Sidhu took a start similar to his career, marking 4 half-century ODI; However, his 1950s came across 5 games, while Breetzke became the first player with 4 half-century in the first 4 games after his ODI debut.
On the other hand, the former South African veteran Kepler Wessels, considered one of the most famous players to have changed camps in the history of cricket, also scored four fifties in his first four games for South Africa, but it was only after he had already represented Australia 54 times in the format.
Matthew Breetzke, unlike the two mentioned above, scored a Maiden Hundred in the first match, then followed him with 3 consecutive scores of 50+, which makes him the first striker with the record.
Bretzkee stabilized the sleeves of South Africa after the fall of the first counters in the second Odi
Aiden Markram and Ryan Rickelton were dismissed by Xavier Bartlett, while Matthew Breetzke entered the no. 4 for South Africa.
He stabilized the sleeves alongside Tony de Zorzi, the left -hander no. 3 who replaced the Temba Bavuma skipper in the team, because the skipper missed the match due to an ischio-leg. Its crucial partnerships alongside Zorzi and the average Tristan Stubbs have helped Africa in South seek a respectable total.
Matthew Breetzke’s 88 -point sleeves failed a hundred below because he was rebounded by Nathan Ellis just 12 points from his second Odi Hunged. The striker has also shown enormous flexibility and adaptability to beat in different striking positions for South Africa.
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