Sanju Samson has now become the main T20I ticketkeeper in India in terms of six, exceeding the MS Dhoni record. Samson reached 55 six in 48 rounds, exceeding 52 Dhoni in 85 rounds. Rishabh Pant is third with 44 six in 66 rounds, while Ishan Kishan has 36 in 32 rounds. Before the Asian CupSamson opened alongside Abhishek Sharma and had marked three centuries in this position. This tournament, however, played in the middle order due to Shubman Gill’s return to the team. During the last match of India against Bangladesh, Samson was split at number eight and had not the chance to beat.
Samson continued to demonstrate his destructive power in the middle of the middle. During the exciting victory on Friday against the victory against Sri Lanka, he contributed to 39 points to No. 5. His racing game included breathtaking six, including an imposing blow on the vision screen of the Bowling of Rasaanga and a maximum net in the corner of the cow against Dasun Shanaka. These shots helped India display 202 for 5 in 20 overs, a total that has almost left the champions on the edge of the defeat. With this record, Samson was established not only as a reliable striker but also as one of India’s most explosive guards in T20 Cricket. His ability to erase the ropes in a coherent way and his adaptability in different sticks to the stick make him a key asset while India is preparing for the Asian Cup final against Pakistan Sunday.
