Dewald Brevis lit up the Vitality Blast on debut for Hampshire, starting his English summer campaign with a dazzling 68 off just 32 balls, including a jaw-dropping ‘no-look six’ that instantly went viral. Fresh off his stint with Chennai Super Kings in IPL 2025, where he played a handful of impactful cameos, Brevis made an immediate statement in his first appearance for Hampshire. Batting at No. 3, the 21-year-old South African brought his trademark flair to the T20 Blast, displaying clean hitting and a fearless approach. Also READ: “We’ll celebrate on June 3!”: Suyash Sharma, Phil Salt reflect on RCB’s dominating win over PBKS He didn't waste any time on his debut to make an impact as the youngster smashed his first ball for a six. The moment quickly made its way across social media platforms. Watch the video here: Welcome to the Vitality Blast, Dewald Brevis 👋 pic.twitter.com/s8R5xrfJNk — Vitality Blast (@VitalityBlast) May 30, 2025 Brevis goes ballistic in record 230-run total Brevis’ 68 included four fours and six sixes at a strike rate of 212.50, helping Hampshire post a massive 230/7 in 20 overs against Essex. His fireworks came after strong opening contributions from Toby Albert (54 off 34) and James Vince (62 off 31). Brevis got to his half-century in just 21 deliveries and smacked Paul Walter's over for 24 runs. The 12th over of the match saw 4,6,4,4,0,6. His dismissal only came after the damage had been done: caught off Sam Cook in the 17th over. Also READ: 'I got lucky': Rohit Sharma reflects on MI’s Eliminator win over GT Brevis’ aggressive intent and ability to clear the ropes with ease proved too much for Essex, who collapsed to 124 all out in reply. The leg-spinning all-rounder also contributed in the field, taking a sharp catch to dismiss Paul Walter and capping off an impressive debut night. Michael Pepper scored 38-ball 51 for Essex, but none of the other batters managed even to cross 25 runs during the chase. Liam Dawson was the star with the ball, picking up 4/26. He was well supported by Scott Currie, who picked up three wickets in his 2.2 overs.