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Samson dropped for Zimbabwe series despite T20 WC glory as Sooryavanshi earns call-up

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India's selectors have dropped T20 World Cup Player of the Tournament Sanju Samson from the squad for the upcoming Zimbabwe series. The decision appears driven by a push to prioritise teenage batting prodigy Vaibhav Sooryavanshi as part of a broader T20I squad overhaul. Questions have also emerged over whether head coach Gautam Gambhir and the regular support staff will accompany the team to Zimbabwe given the tight scheduling turnaround. Additionally, last-minute changes to India's Asian Games squad are reportedly still being considered by the selectors.

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