Sanju Samson to back in playing XI? Know latest updates related to team India ahead of AUS vs IND 4th T20I
Team India has done their final practice session for the Australia vs India 4th T20I (AUS vs IND 4th T20I), scheduled to be held tomorrow at the Gold Coast stadium. As the team is now going through an experimenting stage, fans are always curious to see which players can finally get a chance in the playing combination.
Team India has done their final practice session for the Australia vs India 4th T20I (AUS vs IND 4th T20I), scheduled to be held tomorrow at the Gold Coast stadium. As the team is now going through an experimenting stage, fans are always curious to see which players can finally get a chance in the playing combination.
Whether it is the 3-match ODI series or the ongoing 5-match T20I series, the Indian team management has put their focus on finding the best combination according to the scenario of a match. Ahead of the 4th T20I vs. Australia, Sanju Samson was looking good in the net session. As per reports, he was one of the first few batters to do the batting practice in the nets. During the batting rehearsal, the keeper-batter faced Jasprit Bumrah for a while. It is worth mentioning that Samson was not part of the playing XI so far in the first XI. If he finally makes his way into the starting eleven, then it will be interesting to see who can be dropped for the 4th match.
However, the return of Shubman Gill and the emergence of Jitesh Sharma have complicated matters for the Kerala batter. In the previous match, Sharma got a chance to showcase his batting brilliance, and he did well during the brief but impactful innings. He played an important 22 not out off 13 balls in Hobart to support Washington Sundar and brought India back in the contest.
Sanju Samson to play AUS vs IND 4th T20I?
Indian bowling coach Morne Morkel made it clear that they are putting all the effort into the upcoming T20 World Cup. Before that, they have the wish to turn all the stones.
"And I think with a World Cup around the corner, you do not want to leave any stones unturned. You do not want to sit two years down the line and say, If only we tried that, or gave this combination a bit more time, it would have developed," he said during a press conference.
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