Dhoni and kohli ruined Sanju Samson's 10-year life..!?

 Sanju Samson's father Samson Viswanath said that Dhoni, virat kohli and rohit sharma, who were the captain of the indian team, ruined my son's 10-year cricket career. sanju samson became the first indian player to score two consecutive centuries in international t20 cricket. He has achieved this feat by scoring back-to-back centuries against bangladesh and South Africa. Sanju Samson's batting form has caught the attention of the fans despite his duck-out in the last match. sanju samson has put to rest the long-standing criticism of consistency with the bat. Due to this, there have been talks among the fans that sanju samson should be fielded continuously in place of rohit sharma in t20 cricket. As sanju samson has been performing accordingly, it is expected that he will continue to get opportunities.
In this situation, the interview given by Sanju Samson's father Samson Vishwanath has caused shock among the fans. He said that Dhoni, virat kohli, and rohit sharma, who was the captain of the indian team, along with coach rahul dravid have ruined my son's 10-year cricket career.But no matter how much they hurt, my son has overcome adversity. Similarly, former indian cricketer Srikanth's words have hurt us. After scoring a century against bangladesh, srikanth was less than appreciative. sanju samson teases that he has scored a century only with bangladesh, an ordinary team.Whoever scores a hundred with, it is a hundred. I think sanju samson scored a classic hundred in his style like sachin tendulkar and rahul Dravid. So he said that seniors should respect Sanju Samson. sanju samson, who made it to the indian team in 2015, was kicked out without getting a chance to play a single match. After that, he played a few matches for the indian team but was not given any opportunity in a row. It is noteworthy that after suryakumar yadav became the captain of the indian team and gautam gambhir took charge as the coach, sanju samson was continuously given opportunities.

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