Sanju Samson, the right-handed batter from Kerala, has been in the buzz ever since the opening of the IPL trade window. The dynamic wicket-keeper batter who has captained Rajasthan Royals over the last few seasons has been speculated to be one of the topmost signing choices for the 5-time champions Chennai Super Kings.
Despite certainty over Sanju Samson's stance in franchise tournaments, his place in the Indian T20 side has been threatened with reports of Shubman Gill and Yashasvi Jaiswal's probable return. Now, he has been snubbed from the South Zone squad for the Duleep Trophy as well.
As per the statements, the selectors had emphasized selecting players with strong red-ball performances for the Duleep Trophy.
South Zone chairman's reasons for Samson's snub from the Duleep Trophy
"This squad was picked based on players who have consistently performed well in the Ranji Trophy and during India A tours," confirmed Xavier.
"N Jagadeeshan, the wicketkeeper-batter, who was added as cover for the injured Rishabh Pant during the ongoing England series, was selected due to his standout performances in domestic red-ball cricket."
Mumbai Indians star to lead South Zone in the Duleep Trophy
South Zone will be led by promising youngster Tilak Varma, who recently had a stunning County debut season, with two hundreds for Hampshire, and has shown some remarkable consistency in the longest format.
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