Indian opener, Sanju Samson strived to make an impact for the second inning in a row against South Africa. He got a duck in consecutive T20 matches for India. Yet again, he couldn’t make the most of his opening stint, falling to a pacer in an unexpected manner.
During the 3rd T20i between India and South Africa, batter Sanju Samson continued to falter with his bat. After impressively scoring a century in the first T20, he was unable to replicate his success in the following two innings, missing the opportunity to build on his momentum. Despite a promising start to the series, he struggled to capitalize in back-to-back games, leaving fans hoping for a strong comeback in future matches.
Sanju Samson was a part of India’s T20 World Cup winning squad, but didn’t get a chance to feature in a single game. While his teammates took center stage, Samson remained on the sidelines, gaining invaluable experience but ultimately unable to showcase his talent on the global stage. Fans and analysts alike were eager to see his contributions, yet his role remained limited to supporting the team from the bench.
In the 1st over, left-arm pacer Marco Jansen angles the ball across the Indian batter. It was a back of length delivery, which resulted in the dismissal of opener Sanju Samson. The ball stays low on the pitch and beats the batter.
This dismissal leaves the fans and critics raising questions about his form and temperament under pressure. Samson’s inconsistency and struggles to put up runs have opened the door for other batters vying for a spot in the Indian team, adding further pressure to his position.
Fans react to the dismissal of Indian batter Sanju Samson
Sanju Samson’s back-to-back dismissals for ducks drew strong reactions from fans and analysts, who questioned his choices and consistency at the crease. These consecutive failures have added to the debate about his place in the team, giving his competitors a chance to push for a spot in the lineup.
Some fans responded humorously to the dismissal, questioning the batter’s inconsistency, while others kept trolling the batter.
