Ahead of the much talked about Australia vs South Africa first T20I, a heart-warming video from the visitors’ net session has gone viral on the internet.A 16-year-old fast bowler from King Edward VII School was seen bowling to Steve Smith in the nets. The young speed gun produced a ripper of a bouncer to Smith and beat him for pace.Watch the video here:My “little” brother bowling to @stevesmith49 pic.twitter.com/SnMabdy8Yo— TheJetsunDolma (@TaraDomOs) February 18, 2020A couple of children from different schools in the city were invited to join Australia’s training session on Tuesday.As per reports, King Edward VII is a famous school in South Africa. The current skipper of the South Africa team Quinton de Kock and Director of Cricket South Africa Graeme Smith are alumni of the institute.Also see – ICC Women’s T20 world cup scheduleAustralia is currently touring South Africa in their first visit to the country since the 2018 Cape Town ball-tampering scandal. Smith had earlier reflected on his return to the country, saying:"It's nice to be back playing in South Africa. The last time I was here things didn't end overly well, but I’ve also got really fond memories of playing here."The two sides will play three ODIs and three T20Is beginning on February 21.