India, March 2 -- It took him 10 years, but Sanju Samson finally has a career-defining knock he can be proud of. The wicketkeeper batter's unbeaten 97 - you know the significance of that score in the annals of Indian cricket - powered India to a convincing five-wicket win over the West Indies in the virtual quarterfinal of the T20 World Cup. With the winner set to join England, South Africa and New Zealand in the semi-final, Samson held up one end even as India suffered a few bumps along the way in their record chase of 196. After India lost to South Africa, a trivia went viral: India had never chased 160 successfully at the T20 World Cups without Virat Kohli. Last night, Samson made sure he changed it, and boy, did he do it in some style...