How Much is Dewald Brevis Net Worth in 2025?
As of 2025, Stephanie Courtney's estimated net worth is $2 to $3 million. His cricket earnings yes, those flashy IPL contracts, not to mention stints in leagues from South Africa to the Caribbean form the backbone of his rising fortune.
As someone who still remembers him as the “kid who hit 162 off 57 balls,” it almost feels wild that “Baby AB” now measures his income in crores, not pocket money for after-school snacks.
Also, can we pause to note: he’s not just raking it in from bat-and-ball but is also stacking up deals, a modest car collection, and brand endorsements. Not “buying a yacht” rich, but certainly “start thinking about the color of your Tesla” rich.
Who is Dewald Brevis?
Dewald Brevis is South Africa’s new cricketing sensation, and honestly, if you love unpredictable, high-octane cricket, he’s your guy. Born in Johannesburg in April 2003, Brevis didn’t exactly pop out holding a cricket bat but close.
He’s sometimes called “Baby AB” because his shots and showmanship remind old-timers (and highlight reel junkies) of AB de Villiers.
Some quick-fire facts:
Made his name smashing 506 runs at the 2022 U-19 World Cup (yes, world cup).
Right-hander, leg-spin dabbling, and can clear the rope with embarrassing ease.
He’s played for teams like Titans, Chennai Super Kings, Mumbai Indians, MI Cape Town, St Kitts and Nevis Patriots, and more.
Off the field? Regularly spotted with longtime girlfriend Linda Maree, who’s got more patience for the camera than most opening batsmen facing Jasprit Bumrah.
One friend told me after seeing Dewald at the nets: “He literally tried to reverse sweep a fast bowler and somehow connected.” He’s that kind of cricketer.
Dewald Brevis Career Earnings
His career earnings are, honestly, beefed up by T20 league madness. The IPL was the game-changer. Mumbai Indians picked him up for ₹3 crore in 2022, and by 2025, Chennai Super Kings dropped INR 2.2 crore on him as a replacement player.
Sprinkle in stints with MI Cape Town (SA20), the CPL with St Kitts, and a few others, and the numbers start to make you wish you’d done more backyard cricket.
Reportedly, his monthly salary hovers between $35,000–$45,000, not counting brand endorsements and prize money. In 2025, monthly social media income (yes, that’s a thing) sometimes even hit $1.5 million though that figure has plenty of wiggle depending on bonuses, runs, and, let’s be honest, how many sixes he whacks in front of viral TikTok cameras.
Toss in sponsorships (OxFanCraze, Luxurytime, etc.), and you get the sense that he’s set up for a lucrative decade ahead.
I once read a snarky message board post: “If I’d made $3 million before my mid-twenties, I’d eat only imported ramen.” Makes sense, though.
- Brevis’ Career Contract Highlights
- IPL 2022: ₹3 crore with Mumbai Indians
- IPL 2025: INR 2.2 crore with Chennai Super Kings
- SA20, CPL, LPL, and more: Varying, but all add up to seven-figure earning potential
Dewald Brevis Early Life
Dewald Brevis didn’t come from a cricket dynasty. He grew up, the second son of his family, in Johannesburg, where backyard cricket accidents happen daily and neighborhood fences bear battle scars.
Even as a pre-teen, he had an eye for wristy leg-breaks and a habit of thwacking tennis balls onto his neighbor’s roof.
His big break was the 2022 ICC U-19 World Cup. He smashed two centuries and three fifties, racked up 506 runs (breaking Shikhar Dhawan’s record), and bagged the Player of the Tournament.
It wasn’t seamless from there a few early international jitters, but anyone who watched that World Cup just knew: here was a guy who wanted to play on the big stage.
There’s something about a 19-year-old making a T20 century (and then 162 off 57 for the Titans!) that sticks with fans.
