Samson omission part of 2028 T20 World Cup roadmap

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Samson omission part of 2028 T20 World Cup roadmap

The non-selection of Sanju Samson for the Zimbabwe series has stirred debate, but sources indicate it's part of a broader strategy. The BCCI and selectors have begun planning for the 2028 T20 World Cup, with Prabhsimran Singh picked ahead of Samson for the Zimbabwe tour as part of that roadmap.

A source close to the planning confirmed Samson has been explained the reasoning behind the decision. He remains in India's squad for the Asian Games, and his omission is temporary.

Other notable absentees include Arshdeep Singh, Axar Patel, Harshit Rana, Washington Sundar, and Prasidh Krishna, as selectors test a wider player pool.

Samson apparently volunteered to sit out the Manchester T20I to accommodate Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, indicating he retains management's confidence.

KL Rahul, with superior numbers (593 runs at 174.41 strike rate) compared to Prabhsimran's 510 at 168.87, might feel more aggrieved.

Coaching Staff

VVS Laxman will lead the support staff for both Zimbabwe and Asian Games tours, joined by Sunil Joshi and Hrishikesh Kanitkar from the Centre of Excellence. The Asian Games in Nagoya will overlap with India's home series against West Indies and follow Afghanistan T20Is (hosted by ACB in India).

Zimbabwe Tour Itinerary

Date Activity
July 19 India arrives
July 20-22 Rest/Practice (1:30-4:30pm local)
July 23 1st T20I (1:00pm)
July 24 Rest/Practice
July 25 2nd T20I (1:00pm)
July 26 3rd T20I (1:00pm)
July 27 India departs


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