IND vs SA: Sanju Samson created history by scoring a century, became the first player to do so in Indian cricket.
Sanju Samson scored his third century in T20 International.
In the fourth match of the 4-match T20 series being played between India and South Africa, the explosive performance of two batsmen of the Indian team was seen on the field, including Sanju Samson who could not even open his account in the last 2 matches. He once again managed to score a century in this match. In this match played on the ground of Johannesburg, an excellent century inning of 109 runs was seen with the bat of Sanju, on the basis of which Team India managed to score 283 runs in 20 overs. Sanju also managed to create two big records with his century.
Sanju Samson became the first player to score 2 centuries against the same team
Sanju Samson had also played a century in the first match of this four-match T20 series which was played at the Kingsmead ground in Durban, whereas after this he could not even open his account in the next 2 matches. Whereas in Johannesburg, Samson once again showed wonders with his bat and scored a century. Sanju hit 6 fours and 9 brilliant sixes in his unbeaten innings of 109 runs. With this, Sanju has also become the first player in Indian cricket who has managed to score century innings twice in T20 International against the same team. However, in the same match, Tilak Verma, who was batting with him, also managed to score a century and he became the second Indian player to do so.
Became the first player to score three T20 International centuries in a year
Sanju Samson has now become the first player to score three century innings in a year in T20 International, in which he has scored 2 centuries in this series while he scored his first T20 International century in the last match of the T20 series against Bangladesh last month. Had planted. With his third century, Sanju broke the records of Rohit Sharma, Riley Rossouw, Suryakumar Yadav and Colin Munro who had managed to score T20 International centuries twice in a year.
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