Sanju Samson hit a long six, the ball went out of the stadium - even the bowler was left stunned - VIDEO

Sanju Samson helped the team reach a respectable score by playing a half-century in the fifth T20 match played against Zimbabwe on Sunday. Sanju Samson's half-century helped India score 167 runs for six wickets in the fifth and final T20 International cricket match. In response, the Zimbabwean team could score only 125 runs in 18.3 overs. The Indian team was at one time struggling after losing two wickets for a score of 38 in the fourth over. After which Sanju along with Ryan took over the innings. During his innings, Sanju hit a 110-meter skyscraper six.

Sanju Samson hit a 110-meter long six, the ball crossed the stadium

Here it is ❤️‍🔥

The 110M six by Sanju Samson 🤯

And he makes it look so easy 🤤pic.twitter.com/RqXue5PieA

— Sanju Samson Fans Page (@SanjuSamsonFP) July 14, 2024

Actually, the Indian team did not have a good start in the last T20I match against Zimbabwe (IND vs ZIM 5th T20I). Team India had lost two wickets for a score of 38 runs by 3.5 overs. After Gill was out early, the team's score remained 3 wickets for 40 runs in five overs. At the same time, after this Sanju Samson, along with Riyan Parag, took the responsibility of handling the team's innings and Samson scored 10 runs in his first 14 balls, but after that he slowly picked up the pace.

Sanju Samson hit consecutive sixes against Brandon Mavuta in the 12th over of the innings. During this, he hit a 110 meter long six, whose ball went out of the stadium. Its video is now rapidly going viral on social media.

Sanju Samson entered a special club with his second fifty in T20 International. Let us tell you that Sanju Samson completed 300 sixes in T20I International and became the 7th Indian to hit 300 or more sixes in T20I.

If we talk about the match, the Indian team batted first and scored 167 runs in the fifth T20 match. Sanju Samson (58) and Riyan Parag scored 22 runs for Team India. Shivam Dubey scored 26 runs. At the same time, chasing 168 runs, Zimbabwe's team collapsed for 125 runs and thus Team India won the match by 42 runs. With the victory in the fifth T20I match, the Indian team won the series 4-1.

Team India scored 167 runs in batting

In the final T20 match of the series against Zimbabwe, Team India, under the captaincy of Shubman Gill, was invited to bat first after losing the toss. Team India started in a very stormy manner, but in the very first over, Zimbabwe captain Sikandar Raza bowled out opener batsman Sikandar Raza. After this, captain Shubman Gill, who scored a half-century in the last match, could not spend much time on the crease.