Asia Cup 2025 | Sanju Samson vs Jiteh Sharma Debate ends! The former cricket player in India gives a verdict | Cricket news
New Delhi: The debate on who should be the goalkeeper of India for the Asian 2025 Cup is warning as the tournament approaches. The former cricket player and commentator of India, Aakash Chopra, weighed on the discussion, highlighting the ideal candidate for the role of ticket office in the team which should take the field from September 9.Without hesitation, Chopra appointed Sanju Samson as a favorite for the position. Samson, when it was deployed as the first opener or in the three main sticks in the stick, has always delivered impressive performances which argue loudly for its inclusion.
“Sanju Samson hit three centuries in the last 12 games. He is also part of the team for the moment. So, of course, he will be the first guy to speak for a role of a manure. If we see his figures in the first three in all T20s, he has scored more than 6,000 points at a striking rate of 140 and an average of 33. They are really good figures, “said Chopra on his YouTube channel.The recent form of Samson underlines the Chopra point. During its last 10 T20i rounds, the left -handed striker has produced explosive performances, including 111 scores against Bangladesh and 107 against South Africa, with striking strike rates greater than 200 in several games. His capacity to mark quickly and to manage high pressure situations makes him a precious asset at the top of the order.On the other hand, Jiteh enters the Asian Cup with a strong reputation for a finisher after an IPL stellar season. He played a central role in the first triumph of the IPL title of Royal Challengers Bangalore, often producing winning sleeves of pressure match. His skills in the latest stages of the game could complete the aggressive departures of Samson, giving India several options in the range of strikers.The Asian Cup 2025 promises to be fiercely competitive. India was fired in group A alongside Oman, welcomes the water and rivals of Pakistan, while group B consists of Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Hong Kong and Sri Lanka. The tournament will test the depth of India in the roles of shot and window, and the choice between Samson and other contenders will be closely monitored by fans and experts.
