Watch: Matthew Breetzke stood on one leg and hit a brilliant six, fan boy also stood on one leg and caught up
South Africa’s young batsman Matthew Breetzke (Matthew breetzke) Second ODI against Australia at Great Barrier Reef Arena Stadium, McKay on Friday, August 22, 22 August (AUS vs SA 2nd Odi) I played a brilliant innings of 88 runs with 8 fours and 2 sixes from 78 balls. Significantly, in the meantime, a fan boy outside the boundary caught a very amazing catch of Matthew Breetzke, whose video is becoming fiercely viral on social media.
Actually, this view was seen in the 8th over of South Africa’s inning. The hosts had come to Australia to Hardy for Australia, who delivered the last ball of their over to the body while delivering Breetzke on the good length.
Matthew Breetz was fully prepared for this ball and he stood on one leg and sent the ball to the backward square on air traveling towards the backward square. This was a very scenic shot that went out of the boundary directly after hitting Breetzke’s bat and such South African batsman got six runs.
However, in the meantime, a wonderful scene was also seen near the boundary when a fan boy also stood on one leg by standing on one leg standing on one leg of Breetzke. You can also watch this video below, which is also being liked a lot of fans on social media.
Talk about this match, then in McKay, South Africa won the toss and chose the first batting, after which he has scored 214 runs losing 5 wickets in 38 overs till the news was written. In such a situation, it will be quite interesting to see how many runs the visiting team score in front of South Africa hosts Australia.
What a shot,
And what a catch in deep,#AUSVSSA pic.twitter.com/vmbqc7obno– Anil (@anileyadavmedia1) August 22, 2025
Both teams are like this
Australia (playing XI): Mitchell Marsh (Captain), Travis Head, Marnas Labushen, Cameron Green, Josh England (wicket -keeper), Alex Carrie, Aaron Hardy, Xavier Bartlet, Nathan Ellis, Adam Zampa, Josh Hazlewood.
South Africa (playing XI): Ryan Recelton (wicket -keeper), Aden Markram (captain), Tony de Jorzi, Matthew Breetzke, Triston Stabs, Dewald Brevis, Vian Mulder, Keshav Maharaj, Senuran Muthuswamy, Nandre Burger, Lungi Ngidi.
