Sanju Samson: Sanju Samson failed again, if he keeps playing like this he will be out!

Sanju Samson’s flop show continues (Photo-PTI)

Sanju Samson Flop: Sanju Samson failed in Nagpur T20. This right-handed batsman was out after scoring 10 runs in 7 balls. He gave an easy catch to Rachin Ravindra on the ball of Kyle Jameson. Sanju Samson had started well, he hit two fours in Jameson’s over but then while flicking a ball, he gave an easy catch to the fielder at short midwicket. This failure of Sanju Samson is very bad news for him because this player has not been able to perform anything special in the last 12 T20 matches.

Sanju Samson’s performance

If we look at Sanju Samson’s figures in the last 12 T20 International innings, this player has scored only 232 runs. In this, Sanju Samson’s average is 19.33 and his strike rate is also 127.47. It became difficult for Sanju Samson to get a place in the playing eleven as soon as the Asia Cup started. Because Shubman Gill was being given preference over this player.

One half century in last 12 innings

Sanju Samson has scored only one half-century in the last 12 T20 innings. During this period, the best score of this player has been 39 runs. He has not been able to touch double figures thrice. The interesting thing here is that along with Sanju Samson, Team India has given a chance to Ishan Kishan for the T20 World Cup. If Sanju Samson continues to fail like this and Ishan Kishan does something amazing, then it will be difficult for this player to make a place in the playing eleven of the T20 World Cup. However, Ishan Kishan also failed in the first match of his comeback. This player also scored only 8 runs, his wicket was taken by Jacob Duffy.

Abhishek Sharma’s half century

Sanju Samson may have failed but his opening partner Abhishek Sharma scored a brilliant half-century. This player scored a half-century in 22 balls. Sharma completed his half-century with the help of 4 sixes and 3 fours. In this innings, Abhishek Sharma even left Yuvraj Singh behind in terms of sixes.

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