India, Sept. 17 -- Sanju Samson has learnt to deal with the "outside noise" surrounding his career graph but he admits that the intense competition for India's top-order spots can be challenging even though players have little or no time to sulk over selection decisions.

Samson smashed a brutal 57 off 22 balls in India's series-clinching seven-wicket win over Afghanistan in the second T20I here on Tuesday. But he is well aware that the conversations about the trajectory of his career would not end.

"I try to turn off the Wi-Fi. But sometimes the Wi-Fi turns on and I see the comments of the senior players. It's very normal. I think it's their choice," Samson said in the post-match media interaction.

"Sometimes it's their frame of mind. ...