Sanju Samson’s unbeaten 97 guided India to the semi-finals, a performance head coach Gautam Gambhir attributed to a strategic break after a tough series against New Zealand. Gambhir highlighted Samson’s composure and classical shots, expressing hope that this match-winning knock marks a turning point for the talented batter. Sanju Samson’s unbeaten 97 guided India to the semi-finals, a performance head coach Gautam Gambhir attributed to a strategic break after a tough series against New Zealand. Gambhir highlighted Samson’s composure and classical shots, expressing hope that this match-winning knock marks a turning point for the talented batter.
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