‘The emotions are still going through’ - Sanju Samson reflects on India’s T20 World Cup win
“The emotions are still going through. The photos are still around. It was an unbelievable experience. I couldn't stop smiling," Samson said.
Team India recently won the T20 World Cup 2024 while remaining unbeaten throughout the tournament. Notably, this was their second World Cup title in the format. Drawn with the likes of the USA and Pakistan in the group stages, India went on to the Super Eight stage of the tournament, where they took on Australia, Afghanistan, and Bangladesh.
The Men in Blue won every clash there as well and went on to face England in the semi-final and South Africa in the final. There were many players who played a big role in India’s World Cup triumph, and star wicketkeeper Sanju Samson was part of the same squad. Coming forward to talk about India’s World Cup, Samson reflected on his feelings after winning the title. The 29-year-old revealed how the emotions are still flowing through the entire team brimming with unbelievable experiences.
“The emotions are still going through. The photos are still around. It was an unbelievable experience. I couldn't stop smiling. Very fortunate to be part of the team. Credit to everyone who contributed. It was a complete team effort,” Samson was quoted as saying by NDTV.
There will be some shuffle in the batting order: Samson
It is worth noting that India are currently involved in a five-game T20I series against Zimbabwe. The side lost the first game of the series but made a brilliant comeback, winning the next three matches and winning the series. The Men in Blue are being led by Shubman Gill for the series, and Sanju Samson reflected on how he hopes for more playtime.
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“There will be some shuffle in the batting order, hoping to get some time in the middle. I have been leading RR for the last four years. There have been some legends. I take care of legends and youngsters. You understand cricket a bit more. When you are a captain, you think about other players and team as well. I have been getting better,” Samson said.
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