After the Test series, Team India's dominance was seen against Bangladesh in the T20 series also. Team India won 3-0 in the three-match T20 series played between the two teams. The last match of the series was played at Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium, Hyderabad. In this match, Team India won by 133 runs. This match was very special for the team's wicketkeeper batsman Sanju Samson. He played a century innings in this match and played an important role in the team's victory.

Sanju Samson hit 5 consecutive sixes in one over

Batting first in this match, Team India scored 297 runs at the loss of 6 wickets in 20 overs. During this, Sanju Samson played a century innings. Sanju scored 111 runs in 46 balls, which included 11 fours and 8 sixes. During this innings, Sanju achieved the feat of hitting 5 consecutive sixes in one over. During the 10th over of Team India's innings, Sanju Samson hit 5 consecutive sixes against Bangladeshi bowler Rishad Hussain. Let us tell you, Sanju was waiting for this special moment for a long time.

Sanju Samson's big revelation after the match

Sanju Samson said after the match, 'The energy in the dressing room and the boys are happy for me. Although I could have done better. With a lot of experience, I know how to deal with pressure. Playing for the country, you come with a lot of pressure. There was pressure, I wanted to perform well. I kept reminding myself to stick to my basics. In the last series I was out on zero twice. But the team management supported me. For some time now, my mentor was repeatedly saying that I can hit 5 sixes in an over. I was trying to do something like that (five sixes in an over), I was chasing it and today it happened.

Sanju Samson made many records

Sanju Samson performed many big feats during this innings. He became the first wicketkeeper to score a century in T20 for Team India. He also achieved the feat of scoring the third fastest century for the full member team. During this innings, he completed his century in just 40 balls. At the same time, this is the second fastest century from India.