November 08, 2024
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Sanju Samson cracked a blistering century in the first T20I against South Africa on November 8.
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Sanju Samson scored 107 runs off 50 balls with a strike rate of 214. With this he became the first Indian batter with back-to-back tons in T20Is
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Samson tonked 10 sixes and 7 boundaries in his lightning knocks.
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The Kerala batter also shattered Suryakumar Yadav's record of smashing fastest century for India in just 47 balls against South Africa in T20Is
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Before Samson, only two other batters in the world (full member team) had cracked back-to-back centuries in T20Is
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South Africa's Rilee Rossouw also cracked back-to-back centuries in T20Is.
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Meanwhile, England's Phil Salt too hammered consecutive hundreds in T20Is.
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