AB De Villiers WCL Century: Former South African captain and legendary batsman AB de Villiers (AB De Villiers) Even today he is one of the most dangerous batsmen in the world. Even though he has retired from international cricket, his batting edge has not diminished. An example of this was seen today in the World Championship of Legends (WCL) match. AB de Villiers, playing for South African Champions, scored a stormy century in just 37 balls. He brutally beat the bowlers of Australian champions.
In this innings he scored unbeaten 111 runs in 40 balls. In this, 6 fours and 11 sixes came from his bat. The family sitting in the stands was also surprised to see the dangerous batting of 42 year old AB de Villiers. His wife and children jumped with joy.
South Africa Champions won the match
South Africa champions easily won the match on the basis of AB de Villiers’ stormy century. In this match, Australia Champions batted first and scored a huge score of 209 runs by taking 5 wickets in 20 overs. For Australia, D’Arcy Short played a stormy innings of 66 runs in just 25 balls, while captain David Warner scored 48 runs. On the basis of this, Australia Champions gave a target of 210 runs to South Africa. Hardus Viljoen took maximum 3 wickets for South African Champions. Apart from this, Marchant de Lange and Imran Tahir took 1-1 wicket.
Century for AB de Villiers in just 37 balls while chasing a target of 210. Look at his family’s reaction, pure joy and pride He retired way too early from international cricket
— Eshwar (@ej_memezz__) October 9, 2026
AB de Villiers scored a century
In response, South Africa Champions chased the target in just 15.4 overs. For South Africa, AB de Villiers played a stormy inning of 111 runs in 40 balls. Apart from him, Richard Livi also scored 62 runs in 29 balls, in which 5 sixes and 3 fours came from his bat. At the same time, JP Duminy also contributed 27 runs in 22 balls. On the basis of this, South Africa won the match with 26 balls remaining. South Africa won by defeating Australia Champions by 8 wickets.
