Samson Calls Tilak's Dismissal Turning Point as India Fall 24 Runs Short in Hyderabad T20I

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India lost the fourth T20I by 24 runs in Hyderabad while chasing a target of 248. Sanju Samson pointed to the dismissal of Tilak Varma as the turning point of the match. The defeat came despite India's pursuit of a large total in the high-scoring contest. The article is based on Samson's post-match comments reported by ESPNcricinfo.

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