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'The turning point was when Tilak got out': Samson on why India lost 4th T20I

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'The turning point was when Tilak got out': Samson on why India lost 4th T20I

Sanju Samson backed India’s young pacers after their 24-run defeat to the West Indies in the fourth T20I, saying experience would help them improve.

He identified Tilak Varma’s dismissal as the turning point in India’s failed 248-run chase.

Shai Hope scored an unbeaten 102, while Keemo Paul took five wickets, levelling the series 2-2 ahead of Saturday’s decider in Bengaluru.

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