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Surya Told Me I Will Open In These Seven Matches And Will Back You No Matter What, Says Samson
At Kingsmead, Samson dished out an exhibition of sublime timing and exquisite shots to hit seven fours and ten sixes in his knock of 107, becoming the first Indian batter and fourth overall to make back-to-back centuries in men’s T20Is.
“While playing in the Duleep Trophy, Surya came to me and said, ‘You have the next seven matches. You’ll be opening in these seven matches, and I’ll back you no matter what.’ For the first time in my career, I received such clarity, which gave me confidence. The team management has been clear for the last few matches I’ll be opening.”
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