Sanju Samson became the first player to register three hundreds in T20Is in a calendar year during the 4th T20I against South Africa at The Wanderers in Johannesburg. Samson hammered nine sixes and struck six boundaries during his stay in the middle.

The fourth T20I encounter between India and South Africa on Friday was marred by an unfortunate incident. While Indian wicket-keeper batter Sanju Samson was back in business as he smashed a blistering 109 off just 56 balls, one of his mammoth sixes struck a female fan in the crowd.

Take a look at what happened in the 10th over of the first innings in the fourth T20I between India and South Africa as Sanju Samson's massive six hit a woman on the full, only on CricTracker.

Sanju Samson's powerful six hit a female fan during India's dominant 135-run win over South Africa in the fourth T20I, where Samson and Tilak Varma both scored centuries, setting new records.

With Team India keeper-batter Sanju Samson in full flow, a fan got struck by one of his sixes in the ongoing 4th and final T20I against South Africa at the Wanderers In Johannesburg. In a video surfaced on social media, the ball bounced and hit a woman's face at the stands as she was spotted crying due to the same.

Sanju Samson immediately had his hand up to say sorry to the lady after his shot hit her on the face but she was left inconsolable.

Samson's devastating hit in the 10th over off Tristan Stubbs sailed over the mid-wicket fence and struck a female fan on the face, leaving her injured and in tears during the fourth T20I in Johannesburg on Friday.

Sanju Samson and Tilak Varma hit centuries as India went on a six-hitting spree in the fourth and final Twenty20 international against South Africa at the Wanderers Stadium on Friday.

While Tilak smashed 10 maximums, Sanju tonked 9 during his stay in the middle. One of Sanju’s sixes went on to hit a spectator at the Wanderers in Johannesburg. The incident happened in the second ball of the 10th over when the wicketkeeper-batter slog-swept Tristian Stubbs’ tossed for a second consecutive six.