Sanju Samson smacked his first Twenty20 century off 40 balls as India beat Bangladesh in the third and final match by 133 runs to sweep the series 3-0.

Sanju Samson produced an extraordinary display of power-hitting to smash his maiden T20I century against Bangladesh.

Sanju Samson smashed the second-fastest hundred by an Indian in a T20I in Hyderabad on Saturday and opened up on his personal struggle and failures.

Samson smashed the second-fastest T20I century by an Indian following Rohit Sharma’s 35-ball effort alongside skipper Suryakumar Yadav.

India beat Bangladesh by 133 runs in Hyderabad on Saturday after making a huge total of 297 - the second highest in men's Twenty20 Internationals - to complete a clean sweep of the three-match series.

India successfully pulled off a demolition act in Hyderabad on Saturday, beating Bangladesh by 133 runs in the third and final T20I match of the series to script a 3-0 whitewash in what was a complete mismatch of a contest.

Sanju Samson put on a show with his match-winning century in India's 133-run victory over Bangladesh in third T20I in Hyderabad.

For someone whose immense talent hasn’t really blossomed at the international stage on a consistent basis so far, Sanju Samson was on Saturday a relieved man after hitting his maiden T20I ton in the third game against Bangladesh,

India, on October 12 smashed 297 runs, the highest total in T20I cricket by a Test-playing nation. The Indian squad hit 22 sixes in the innings during the third T20I against Bangladesh. Sanju Samson hit his maiden T20I hundred while Suryakumar hit 75.