Sanju Samson made 82 runs in the second T20I between India and West Indies, and Shreyas and Tilak helped India reach 249/5 in Ranchi as India sought a second consecutive series win.
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Sanju Samson’s 82‑run innings was a key contribution to India’s strong total, highlighting his form for followers.
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