Humiliation for Sanja Samson while the fifth time in a row in England T20is fell on a short ball
Indian national cricket Tim Wickeket-Batsman Sanja Samson faced humiliation while he fell on a short ball in the current T20I series against the England National Crickket team for the fifth time in a row.
Sanja Samson’s last dismissal against a short ball happened in the fifth and last T20I series at Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai on Sunday, February 02.
Sanja Samson fails to deliver in 5. T20I
Samson started with a positive note as he broke the six on the first ball of Over, which Jofra Archer was ball. With that, Sanja Samson became the third Indian after Rohit Sharma of Adila Rashid and Yashasvi Jaiswal of Sikandar could see the first Ball of T20I insert for six.
However, the counterpiece failed to use his beginning and was discharged after he had only scored 16 runs of 7 balls.
On the fifth ball 2. Mark Wood attracted a short ball around the middle and legs to Sanja Samson. The Indian dough pulled him straight to his feet with a deep square leg while he was cramped to the room and could not get enough excess, and the ball came straight into the hands of Jofra Archer near the border.
Significant is that Samson failed to achieve races against quality pacers, and his weakness against the ejector was fully exposed.
In the first three match of the series, Jofra Archer rejected him with short balls, and the same trend continued in the fourth t20i while Saqib Mahmood cleared him. Overall, Samson registered the results of 26, 5, 3, 1 and 16 in five matches against England.
What happened in the previous T20I between India and England?
In the 4th T20i between India and England on January 31, the men in Blue won 15 runs, sealing the win in the series. First hitting, India posted on the board in 181/9, despite the early failures.
After a bad start in 12/3, Shimitam Duba (53 of 34 Balls) and Hardik Pandya (53 of 30 balls) held the ship with their explosive impact performances and helped their side to register a challenging total number.
In the second Ubac, England chased strongly, and they beat I in Powerplay, and Ben Duckett (39 out of 19 balls) and Phil Salt (23 of 21 balls) made solid contributions.
However, the English chase turned off the path with the introduction of Indian Spinner. Ravi Bishnoi fired Duckett and Jos Buttler, while Varun Chakravarthy and Harshit Wounds also claimed to be key Wikets.
The Harshit Wound In addition to Indian playing XI, as a replacement for a brain earthquake, he proved excellent for hosts and nightmares for visitors while inserting three shots. After the gloss from the highest order dough, England lost Wickkette at regular intervals and everyone was at 166 at 19.4 additives.
Watch: Sanja Samson falls on a short ball again
