Suryakumar Yadav collided with a 6.8-foot player. (Photo: X)
Indian T20 team captain Suryakumar Yadav is usually seen smiling. A smile can be seen on his face on the field during any game. But he looked very angry in the first T20 match against South Africa in Durban. He faced only the 6.8-footer Marco Younson to defend the Indian team’s goalkeeper Sanju Samson. There was a heated argument between the two during the live match. Seeing that the matter was getting heated, the referees had to come and intervene.
Why did the argument between Yosen and Surya happen?
The incident of argument between Suryakumar Yadav and Marco Johnson occurred during the 15th over of the second innings. Actually, Suryakumar Yadav bowled from deep mid-wicket, which Sanju Samson came to pick up. Yanson became angry when he saw him enter the field and collect the ball. He also complained about this. However, he himself had prevented him from catching the ball, so Samson was not happy. When Suryakumar Yadav saw him complaining, he immediately went to Johnson and a heated argument began between the two over this matter.
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Seeing that the matter was becoming serious, the umpire who was standing at square leg came running and tried to pacify the players. Then Suryakumar Yadav defended Samson presenting his side. Ravi Bishnoi caught Marco Johnson in the 15th over. Pandya surprised him after scoring 12 runs in 8 balls.
Samson defeated Dhoni with a stormy century
Sanju Samson batted brilliantly in this match. He completed his half-century in just 27 balls and scored a century in the next 20 balls. Samson scored a total of 107 runs in 50 balls at a strike rate of 214, which included 7 fours and 10 sixes. With this he scored his second consecutive century. This was the second century of his T20 career. With this stormy century, Samson left MS Dhoni behind in terms of scoring 50+ as a wicketkeeper in T20. As a wicketkeeper, Dhoni had scored 50+ twice in T20, while he had done this job thrice.
