IND vs SA: A four-match Test series is being played between India and South Africa. Team India won the first match of this series. In the second match of the series, Team India was defeated by South Africa. The third match of this series will now be played on November 13. During this series, wicketkeeper batsman Sanju Samson of Team India is seen in very good form. During this period, Sanju could surpass Team India’s former T20 captain Rohit Sharma in a special list. Sanju Samson batted very well during the first match of the series.
Sanju can overtake Rohit
Sanju Samson has become the new opening batsman for Team India in T20 Internationals. He is also taking full advantage of his experience. Captain Surya has also given him many opportunities. He can now overtake Rohit Sharma in the list of Indian batsmen who have hit the most sixes in T20 cricket this year. In fact, Rohit Sharma has hit 46 sixes in T20 cricket this year. Sanju Samson also has as many sixes in his name. If Sanju hits a six in the third T20 match, he will surpass Rohit Sharma on this list. Abhishek Sharma’s name is on top in this list. He has hit 60 sixes in T20 cricket this year.
Indian batsman with most sixes in T20 cricket in 2024
- 60 Sixers – Abhishek Sharma
- 46 Sixers – Sanju Samson
- 46 sixes – Rohit Sharma
- 45 Sixers – Virat Kohli
- 43 Sixers – Shivam Dubey
- 42 Sixers – Ryan Parag
- 40 Sixers – Suryakumar Yadav
Scored a century in the first match
Sanju Samson batted brilliantly in the first match of the T20 series against South Africa. He completely defeated the South African bowlers in that match and scored 107 runs in just 50 balls. During this he hit 7 fours and 10 sixes. However, he was dismissed for a wicket in the next match of the series. Where Team India had to face defeat by 3 wickets. In such a situation, Sanju will want to return in the third T20 match.
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