Sanju Samson and Tilak Varma hit centuries as India blazed to 283/1 in the 4th T20I against South Africa in Johannesburg.

As mentioned, Samson has become the third Indian with more than two centuries in men's T20Is. He is only behind Rohit Sharma (5) and Suryakumar Yadav (4) in terms of T20I tons for India. Notably, Samson now has more hundreds than his half-centuries in the shortest format. He owns two fifties in this regard.

Sanju Samson’s rich vein of form continued in the fourth and final T20I vs South Africa. He smashed an unbeaten 109 in just 56 balls. His 210-run stand for the second wicket wit

In the final T20I against South Africa, Sanju Samson scored 109 runs from 56 balls, marking the third century of his career.

Sanju Samson and Phil Salt of England are the only wicketkeepers in the history of T20 cricket to have scored three hundreds

Samson hit 109 in a breathtaking show of big-hitting in India's 135-run win over South Africa in Johannesburg on November 15 Samson credited the support and role clarity from captain Suryakumar Yadav for his resurgance in T20Is Samson became the first batter from India to hit back-to-back hundreds in T20Is and two hundreds in a bilateral series

Hopes were high for Sanju Samson to make a comeback in the third T20I, but unfortunately, the wicketkeeper-batsman failed once again.

On Friday Sanju Samson not only ensured that he opened his account but went to smash a century, his third in T20Is, and returned unbeaten on 109 off 56 deliveries.

Sanju Samson and Tilak Varma hit unbeaten centuries to lead India to a 135-run thrashing of South Africa in Johannesburg and a 3-1 T20 series victory.

Sanju Samson and Tilak Varma smashed scintillating centuries as India thumped South Africa by 135 runs in Johannesburg on Friday to claim the four-match Twenty20 International series 3-1 and inflict a heaviest ever defeat in the format on their hosts.

Indian batter Sanju Samson made history with his fiery knock against South Africa in the first T20I in Durban.