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Samson calls Tilak Varma wicket the turning point in India loss
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Sanju Samson identified Tilak Varma's dismissal as the turning point of the match.
India lost the fourth T20I to West Indies by 24 runs, leveling the series 2-2.
Shai Hope scored a century and Keemo Paul took five wickets for the West Indies.
Sanju Samson scored 56 runs off 23 balls during India's chase.
Why it mattersSamson’s post-match assessment identifies the key dismissal that shaped India’s defeat, helping readers understand how the match swung and what the team may need to fix.
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Indian wicketkeeper and batter Sanju Samson stated that the dismissal of Tilak Varma was the decisive turning point in India's 24-run defeat to the West Indies during the fourth T20 international in Hyderabad. Samson praised Varma and Nitish Kumar Reddy for their resilient partnership under pressure while chasing a target of 248, though he expressed disappointment that his own 56-run knock ultimately came in a losing effort as the series tied at two games each.
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“Tilak’s dismissal was the turning point”: Sanju Samson reflects on India’s loss to West Indies in 4th T20
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Indian wicketkeeper and batter Sanju Samson stated that the dismissal of Tilak Varma was the decisive turning point in India's 24-run defeat to the West Indies during the fourth T20 international in Hyderabad. Samson praised Varma and Nitish Kumar Reddy for their resilient partnership under pressure while chasing a target of 248, though he expressed disappointment that his own 56-run knock ultimately came in a losing effort as the series tied at two games each.