COMPLETED / Match 57 / Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium, Uppal

Sunrisers Hyderabad
SRH
Lucknow Super Giants
LSG

165/4 (20 ov)

SRH won by 10 wickets

COMPLETED / 21st Match / The Kent County Cricket Ground

South East Stars
SES
Northern Diamonds
ND

311/9 (50 ov)

ND won by 3 runs.

COMPLETED / Match 22 / Brunton Memorial Ground

Sunrisers
SUN
Southern Vipers
VP

211/9 (50 ov)

SUN won by 3 wickets

COMPLETED / 24th Match / Trent Bridge

The Blaze
BLZ
Western Storm
WS

275/10 (48.1 ov)

BLZ won by 4 wickets

COMPLETED / 23rd Match / Old Trafford

Thunder
THN
Central Sparks
CES

287/7 (49.4 ov)

CES won by 3 wickets

COMPLETED / Match 13 / Kabul International Cricket Stadium

Band-e-Amir Region
BD
Mis Ainak Region
MAK

110/7 (20 ov)

BD won by 5 runs.

COMPLETED / Match 14 / Kabul International Cricket Stadium

Boost Region
BR
Amo Region
AM

185/5 (20 ov)

AM won by 68 runs.

COMPLETED / Final / Sheikh Zayed Stadium

Scotland Women
SC-W
Sri Lanka Women
SL-W

169/5 (20 ov)

SL-W won by 68 runs.

COMPLETED / Match 56 / Arun Jaitley Stadium

Delhi Capitals
DC
Rajasthan Royals
RR

201/8 (20 ov)

DC won by 20 runs.

COMPLETED / Match 12 / Kabul International Cricket Stadium

Speen Ghar Region
SG
Amo Region
AM

122/10 (18.5 ov)

SG won by 33 runs.

COMPLETED / 3rd T20I / Zahur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium

Bangladesh
BAN
Zimbabwe
ZIM

156/9 (20 ov)

BAN won by 9 runs.

COMPLETED / Match 11 / Kabul International Cricket Stadium

Boost Region
BR
Mis Ainak Region
MAK

156/3 (20 ov)

MAK won by 7 wickets

SCHEDULED / Match 15 / Kabul International Cricket Stadium

Speen Ghar Region
SG
Mis Ainak Region
MAK

SCHEDULED / Match 16 / Kabul International Cricket Stadium

Boost Region
BR
Band-e-Amir Region
BD

SCHEDULED / 5th T20I / Sylhet International Cricket Stadium

Bangladesh Women
BD-W
India Women
IND-W

SCHEDULED / Match 58 / Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association Stadium

Punjab Kings
PBKS
Royal Challengers Bangalore
RCB

SCHEDULED / Match 17 / Kabul International Cricket Stadium

Band-e-Amir Region
BD
Amo Region
AM

SCHEDULED / Match 18 / Kabul International Cricket Stadium

Speen Ghar Region
SG
Boost Region
BR

SCHEDULED / 19th Match / Sophia Gardens

Glamorgan
GLA
Sussex
SUS

SCHEDULED / 20th Match / County Ground

Northamptonshire
NOR
Gloucestershire
GLO

SCHEDULED / 22nd Match / The Rose Bowl

Hampshire
HAM
Durham
DUR

SCHEDULED / 23rd Match / St Lawrence Ground

Kent
KET
Worcestershire
WOR

SCHEDULED / 24th Match / Trent Bridge

Nottinghamshire
NOT
Lancashire
LAN

SCHEDULED / 25th Match / Kennington Oval

Surrey
SUR
Warwickshire
WAS

SCHEDULED / 4th T20I / Shere Bangla National Stadium, Mirpur

Bangladesh
BAN
Zimbabwe
ZIM

SCHEDULED / Match 59 / Narendra Modi Stadium

Gujarat Titans
GT
Chennai Super Kings
CSK

SCHEDULED / Match 19 / Kabul International Cricket Stadium

Band-e-Amir Region
BD
Speen Ghar Region
SG

SCHEDULED / Match 20 / Kabul International Cricket Stadium

Mis Ainak Region
MAK
Amo Region
AM

SCHEDULED / Match 60 / Eden Gardens

Kolkata Knight Riders
KKR
Mumbai Indians
MI

Sanju Samson Player Profile, Age, Career, Bowling & Batting Stats

Sanju Samson

Sanju Samson

India
India | Wicket-Keeper

Player Name

Sanju Samson

Nicknames

Sanju, Bappu

Birth Place

Trivandrum, Kerala, India

Height

5 ft 7 in (170 cm)

Jersey Number

9

Team(s)

India, Rajasthan Royals

Family

Wife- Charulatha Remesh, Son- Nil, Daughter- Nil, Father- Viswanath Samson, Mother- Lijy Viswanath, Brother- Saly Samson, Sister- Nil

Zodiac

Scorpio

Education

Graduated (BA)

Cars

Audi A6, BMW 5 Series, Range Rover Sports, Mercedes Benz C Class

Networth

Rs. 82 crore

Salary

BCCI- Rs. 1 crore, IPL- Rs.  14 crore

Instagram Link

www.instagram.com/imsanjusamson/?hl=en

Facebook Link

www.facebook.com/ImSanjuSamson/

Twitter/X Link

www.twitter.com/IamSanjuSamson

The vivacious wicketkeeper, brilliant batter, and calm captain- these are some of the qualities we can associate with Sanju Samson. He is one Indian player who has lost his place in Team India multiple times but never vanished from the limelight.

Sanju Samson is a right-handed batsman and a member of white-ball formats for India. However, he has missed selections in key international tournaments due to poor form and narrow competition. Samson is also a wicketkeeper and has donned the role for India in some games.

Early Life and Career

Sanju Samson was born in Pulluvila town in Trivandrum City in Kerala on November 11, 1994. His father  Samson Viswanath was a Delhi police officer while his mother was a housewife. He has an elder brother Saily Samson- his only sibling.

Since his father was in Delhi Police, Sanju Samson was brought up in Delhi and practiced under childhood coach Yashpal. His father retired from Delhi Police later and the family shifted to Kerela, where he continued his cricket career.

Samson got a place in the Kerala state team at the U-16 and U-19 levels. His first big break was playing for the India Under-19 team in the U-19 Asia Cup 2012. Later, he slammed a marvelous ton in the U-19 Asia Cup 2013 in UAE against Pakistan.

International Career

Sanju Samson made his international debut in July 2015 during a T20I series against Zimbabwe. However, he lost his place in the side later due to his inconsistent performances. However, he continued to impress in the IPL and domestic circuit.

However, Samson is yet to cross 50 games in both limited-overs formats. Due to stiff competition in the wicketkeeper's category, Samson is not the first-choice keeper for India. However, he has been brilliant whenever he has opportunities in recent years. Notably, Samson has not played in any crucial ICC tournaments for Team India.

IPL Career

Samson has been a consistent performer in the Indian Premier League. Right from his first season in 2013 for Rajasthan Royals, Samson has grabbed the limelight with his amazing batting show.

The right-handed batsman has represented Rajasthan Royals for a long time since the debut 2013 season. He played two seasons for Delhi Capitals (2016 and 2017), however, was captured by Rajasthan Royals once again in the 2018 mega auction.

Now, Samson is the skipper of the Rajasthan Royals and also led the side to the final in the 2022 season. With more than 150 games in IPL, Samson is a highly experienced batter and skipper. The wicketkeeper-batsman has more than 4000 runs in his kitty including three thrilling tons. 

In recent years, Sanju Samson has gained wide popularity as a wicketkeeper-batsman. He has been a consistent performer in the IPL as well as the Indian team and is en route to a glorious career.

 

Batting Statistics

M Inns Runs BF NO HS AVG S/R 100 50 4s 6s
16 14 510 512 5 108 56.66 99.6 1 3 34 22
25 22 374 281 2 77 18.7 133.09 0 1 31 15
265 245 6190 4643 27 119 28.39 133.31 3 40 501 274
128 119 3487 3865 16 212 33.85 90.21 3 19 293 109
62 97 3481 5974 7 211 38.67 58.26 10 15 402 82

Bowling Statistics

M Inns Runs OV WKTS AVG ECO BEST 5W
16 0 0 0 0 0
25 0 0 0 0 0
265 1 4 0.3 1 4 8 1/4 0
128 1 3 1 0 3 0
62 2 18 2 0 9 0

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