Sanju Samson’s Return to Indian Team Ends in Disappointment: Scores 12 off 23 in 2nd ODI

Sanju Samson’s return to the Indian cricket team’s batting lineup during the second ODI against South Africa ended in disappointment as the talented wicketkeeper-batsman managed to score only 12 runs off 23 balls before being dismissed. This performance comes after a series of fluctuations in Samson’s career trajectory.

Following the West Indies tour, Samson was named as a standby player for the Asia Cup 2023 in Sri Lanka but missed the final cut for the World Cup squad. Despite being overlooked for the T20I series against Australia and the subsequent matches against South Africa, Samson found himself back in the ODI squad for the series against the Proteas.

However, his return to the team’s batting lineup in the second ODI did not go as planned. After not getting a chance to bat in the first ODI, Samson had the opportunity to make an impact in the second match. However, he struggled to get going and could only muster a score of 12 runs from 23 deliveries.

This lackluster performance raises questions about Samson’s consistency and his future in the Indian team. While he has shown glimpses of his talent in the past, his inability to capitalize on his opportunities might dent his prospects in the highly competitive world of international cricket.

It remains to be seen how Samson responds to this setback and whether he can bounce back stronger in the future. As the Indian team continues its campaign against South Africa, all eyes will be on Samson to see if he can rediscover his form and make a compelling case for a more permanent spot in the squad.

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Sanju Samson's return to the Indian cricket team's batting lineup during the second ODI against South Africa ended in disappointment as the talented wicketkeeper-batsman managed to score only 12 runs off 23 balls before being dismissed. This performance comes after a series of fluctuations in Samson's career trajectory.

Following the West Indies tour, Samson was named as a standby player for the Asia Cup 2023 in Sri Lanka but missed the final cut for the World Cup squad. Despite being overlooked for the T20I series against Australia and the subsequent matches against South Africa, Samson found himself back in the ODI squad for the series against the Proteas.

However, his return to the team's batting lineup in the second ODI did not go as planned. After not getting a chance to bat in the first ODI, Samson had the opportunity to make an impact in the second match. However, he struggled to get going and could only muster a score of 12 runs from 23 deliveries.

This lackluster performance raises questions about Samson's consistency and his future in the Indian team. While he has shown glimpses of his talent in the past, his inability to capitalize on his opportunities might dent his prospects in the highly competitive world of international cricket.

It remains to be seen how Samson responds to this setback and whether he can bounce back stronger in the future. As the Indian team continues its campaign against South Africa, all eyes will be on Samson to see if he can rediscover his form and make a compelling case for a more permanent spot in the squad.

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