India sensation Tilak Varma reunites with Mumbai Indians buddy Dewald Brevis in South Africa - WATCH

In its 16 years of existence, IPL has brought many changes to the game of cricket. It is seen as the shortcut to enter the scheme of things for the national side and moreover, it has given birth to a competitive environment, which has subsequently imbibed the need of performing consistently within every player. However, there is one more attribute attacked with the tournament, that frequently does not get much notice. The grouping of players from different nationalities has brought forward a new kind of gamesmanship and friendship, which now becomes visible when the players are representing their national teams. The bromance of Tilak Vaerma and Dewald Brewis is one such example. 

3 things you need to know

• Dewald Brewis hosts Tilak Varma during the India vs South Africa series
• The two could be seen playing Table Tennis together
• Both play for Mumbai Indians in the IPL

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Tilak Varma reunites with MI teammate Dewald Brewis

Tilak Varma, who is currently with the Indian squad that is touring South Africa, recently met his Mumbai Indians buddy Dewald Brewis. The Proteas batsman hosted Varma at his home, where the two can be seen interacting and playing table tennis together. A day before India vs South Africa 2nd ODI, the two batsmen met at Brevis' apartment. 

Varma announced their reunion in a brief video posted to X (previously Twitter), in the clip the two players can be seen playing table tennis. The Indian batsman even posed alongside Brevis’ family at his house and posted a heartfelt gratitude message towards his MI teammate.

“Distance doesn’t change much, not even your table tennis skills 😂💙 Was so good meeting you and your family my brother, and can’t wait to see you soon 🤗 Thank you for hosting me ❤️ @BrevisDewald”

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Both the youngsters are part of the MI squad for the upcoming IPL 2024 season. Thus, there is no shortage of young up-and-coming stars in the Mumbai Indians camp.