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Ex-cricketer says form and failure hinge on a single innings, not consistency

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A former cricketer has commented on the thin line between form and failure in cricket. He pointed to Sanju Samson's T20 record as an example of how a batter's form can fluctuate. According to him, a player's standing often turns on just one innings, so a single strong performance can restore form. The remarks suggest that consistency may be less important than it appears in the modern T20 game.

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