”Reminded me of the milk of the sixth day”, Sanju Samson scored a stormy century against Bangladesh, fans praised the centurion on social media

Manish Gaidhankar
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Sanju Samson scored a stormy century against Bangladesh
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Sanju Samson: The third T20 match was played between India and Bangladesh (IND vs BAN) in Hyderabad on Saturday. The Indian team, which came to bat first, did not get a good start. Opener Abhishek Sharma, who came to start the innings, was dismissed in the third over of Tanjid Hasan’s over after scoring 4 runs in 4 balls. But, his partner Sanju Samson continued his attack from the other end. He scored a stormy century with batting in a rapid style. This is the first century of his T20 career. After this memorable innings of Sanju, social media fans praised him a lot.

Sanju Samson hit a stormy century against Bangladesh 

Under the captaincy of Suryakumar Yadav, Sanju Samson got a chance to play in all three matches against Bangladesh. Sanju was out after scoring 10 and 21 runs in the first two matches. After which there was a demand to remove him from the team. But, the captain showed confidence in Samson in the third match. He lived up to the expectations of captaincy.

With his stormy batting, he broke the threads of Bangladesh batsmen on Hyderabad ground. Sanju batted aggressively and scored a fifty in just 22 balls. After this the story stopped here. He completed his century in 40 balls. This is his first century in T20 career (Sanju Samson century). Let us tell you that Sanju got out after scoring 11 runs in 47 balls. In his innings, 11 fours and 8 sixes were seen. 

Captain Suryakumar Yadav scored 75 runs while batting aggressively. On the basis of Surya-Sanju’s innings, India scored 297 runs in 20 overs. Let us tell you that after Sanju’s explosive innings, social media was filled with joy. Many people praised Samson.

Fans gave some such reactions on social media

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