Asia Cup 2025: Team India a big blow before Asia Cup, this star batsman hospitalized, wife said this on social media

Asia cup 2025: The Indian team’s wicketkeeper-batsman Sanju Samson is part of the 15-member team selected for the Asia Cup 2025. The tournament will start in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) from 9 September and will run till September 28, but a few weeks before the tournament, there has been an increased concern about Samson’s fitness. His wife Charulatha Ramesh shared an update from the hospital on social media, causing a stir among the fans.

Wife shared a picture from hospital

Charulatha told that on August 21, Samson was in Hospital at 3 pm. Surprisingly, the second match of Kerala Cricket League (KCL) 2025 was played on the same day, in which Samson’s team Kochi Blue Tigers landed on the ground. He was present on the field in that match and the team defeated Adani Trivandrum Royals by 8 wickets. However, Samson did not get a chance to bat. It is not yet clear why the hospital was admitted, but if the matter turns out to be serious then it can be a matter of concern for the Indian team and the selectors.

Samson is captaining KCL

Sanju Samson is currently captaining Kochi Blue Tigers in KCL. In the match that Charuntha shared, his team had won. His presence in the match also showed that he was ready to play, but the reason for going to the hospital is still under question.

Strong performance before Asia Cup

Earlier, Samson had shown his batting in his batting just before the Asia Cup. In a friendly high-voltage match played at Greenfield Stadium, he captained KCA Secretary XI.

Batting first, KCA President XI scored 184/8 in 20 overs. In this, Rohan Kunnumal scored 60 runs from 29 balls and Abhijeet Praveen scored 47 runs from 18 balls.

For Secretary XI, Sharafuddin took 3 wickets and Sizoman Joseph took 2 wickets.

Chasing the target, Secretary XI scored 188/9 in 19.4 overs. Wicketkeeper Vishnu Vinod played a stormy innings of 69 runs off 29 balls, while captain Samson scored a balanced innings for the team by scoring 54 runs off 36 balls.

In the end, Basil Thampi finished the match by hitting a six in the last over.