Samson: T20 WC spot pressure made me 'over-try' in NZ series

• Sanju Samson admitted trying too hard to secure a T20 World Cup spot led to low scores in the New Zealand series.
• He was initially overtaken by Ishan Kishan but returned to the playing XI to balance the left-handers.
• Samson then scored two consecutive half-centuries, including 89 off 42 balls against England in the semifinals and 97* against West Indies.
• He attributed his comeback to returning to basics, hard work, and reducing social media noise.
• England skipper Harry Brook regretted dropping Samson on 15, calling it a match-losing mistake.