6 things that prove AB de Villiers is not human

We have all been awestruck by the talent that is AB de Villiers ever since he made his debut in international cricket just over 10 overs ago. He has shown a freakish ability to do the unconventional time and again.The 31-year-old is one of the few batsmen to average over 50 in both Test and ODI cricket and is considered as one of the greatest fielders in the world. He has also played as a wicket-keeper and has even picked up wickets with the ball in hand.Clearly, there’s something supernatural about AB. Here are 6 things which prove that de Villiers is not an average human being:

#1 Mr. 360

Most batsmen over the years in cricket have particular areas of strength with their batting. Some prefer the off-side, some prefer the leg-side and captains across the world tend to set fields for batsmen based on such strengths and weaknesses. But with de Villiers, you cannot predict anything.

While batting, the South African captain uses the field like no one else in the history of cricket has done before. His ability to hit the ball to any part of the ground is perhaps his biggest strength and has led to him being called ‘Mr. 360’ by some of his fans.