New Delhi: Star wicketkeeper-batter Sanju Samson has fractured his index finger after being hit by a Jofra Archer scorcher during the fifth T20 International against England in Mumbai and will be ...

Sanju Samson has been ruled out for 4-6 weeks after fracturing his finger during the fifth and final T20I against England at the Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai. After fracturing his finger, Sanju Samson ...

After setting the South Africa T20Is on fire not too long ago, Sanju Samson seems to have fallen off the cliff. In the five T20Is against England, Samson could only muster 51 runs in five innings ...

After the injury Sanju Samson returned to his home in Thiruvananthapuram and soon he will undergo rehabilitation at the ...

India star wicket-keeper batter Sanju Samson, was trending on social media platforms right after his exclusion from India's Champions Trophy squad. His exclusion also became a talking point during ...

Earlier in the day, Sanju Samson had a good outing with the gloves on as he took a catch, and effected a stumping and a run out as well. India off to a good start despite losing two wickets in the ...

With 51 runs in five innings against England in the five-match T20 series, Indian opener Sanju Samson is facing the heat over his lack of form, with former teammate Ravichandran Ashwin and ex ...

After scoring back-to-back centuries in the T20I matches against Bangladesh and South Africa, it felt like star India batter Sanju Samson had finally found his groove at the T20 international level.

Kerala wicketkeeper-batter Sanju Samson made his international debut ... He also effected a stumping each against Bangladesh and South Africa.

There are no such mercies for Sanju Samson, the star Malayali wicketkeeper-batsman. Despite expressing willingness to play for the state team, he was not picked to the Kerala team for the Vijay ...

Samson, who had a poor series against England and is not a part of the ODI set-up, was hit off the third ball bowled by Archer which was close to 150 clicks (kph) The Tribune, now published from ...