WorldPingSanju Samson showcased his incredible skills, leading India to a triumphant T20 series win against Afghanistan with a blistering fifty-seven runs in just twenty-two balls.
He was well-supported by Abhishek Sharma, who added thirty-eight not out.
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India beat Afghanistan by seven wickets live: T20 cricket match
India deeply concerned about blockades in Hormuz and Bab-el-Mandeb, says govt.
Sanju Samson joins Rohit Sharma, KL Rahul in India's elite club
Samson's 57 off 22 establishes his role of preferred opener as India seal series
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