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IND vs JAP: Sanju Samson's Hilarious Chair Antics Steal Spotlight As Match Gets Delayed Due To Wet Outfield | Video

India wicketkeeper-batter Sanju Samson provided a light-hearted moment ahead of the one-off T20 clash against Japan as the match was delayed due to a wet outfield. With rain affecting the playing conditions, players and support staff were left waiting for the ground to become fit for play. During the delay, Samson was seen carrying a chair before later lifting it over his head in a funny moment…

India's Sanju Samson sparked laughter with his amusing chair antics as the T20 match against Japan faced a delay due to a wet outfield. Rain had disrupted playing conditions, leaving players and staff waiting for the ground to be playable. During the delay, Samson was captured on camera carrying a chair, which he later lifted over his head in a comical moment that garnered attention.

The incident read: "What is this? We’re here to play cricket, not carry chairs… Bro - But Sanju Samson looks like he’s in full masti mood." The amusing scene provided some entertainment amid the weather-related disruption. The India vs Japan match holds significance as it is the first-ever men's international cricket encounter between the two nations, set to take place ahead of the Asian Games.

The toss was also delayed due to the wet conditions, with ground staff working diligently to prepare the outfield for play. Officials are scheduled to inspect the field to determine if the match can commence.

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