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Arshdeep Singh

Team flagIND25 yrs
batting styleleft-arm medium fast Bowler
#8 Bowler in T20I
Career & Stats
Batting
Bowling

Arshdeep Singh Recent Form

Batting

IND vs BAN, T20I6 (2)
IND-D vs IND-B, First class11 (14)
IND-D vs IND-B, First class13 (29)
IND-D vs IND-A, First class7 (6) *
IND-D vs IND-A, First class0 (3)
IND-D vs IND-C, First class13 (33)
IND-D vs IND-C, First class0 (2)
IND vs SL, ODI3 (4)
IND vs SL, ODI0 (1)
IND vs SL, T20I1 (1) *

Bowling

IND vs BAN, T20I1-26
IND vs BAN, T20I3-14
IND-D vs IND-B, First class3-50
IND-D vs IND-B, First class6-40
IND-D vs IND-A, First class2-73
IND-D vs IND-A, First class0-44
IND-D vs IND-C, First class1-37
IND-D vs IND-C, First class1-29
IND vs SL, ODI0-58
IND vs SL, ODI2-47

Arshdeep Singh Carrer Stats

Batting

FormatMatInnR100s50sHSSRAvgFoursSixesDuckRank
ODI85370018112.129.2513----
T20I5617530012115.228.8342----
IPL651229001072.505.8040----

Bowling

FormatMatInnWEconAvgBest3W5WSRMaidenRank
ODI87125.0624.085/371128.58----
T20I5656878.2918.364/911013.29----
IPL6565769.0327.005/327117.95----

Carrer Debut Information

ODI Debut
New Zealand v India Eden Park, Auckland, 25-11-2022
T20I Debut
England v India The Rose Bowl, Southampton, 7-7-2022
IPL Debut Punjab King vs Rajasthan Royals at Punjab Cricket Association IS Bindra Stadium, Apr 16, 2019

Teams played for

India U19 Punjab Kings XI Punjab India U23

About Arshdeep Singh

NameArshdeep Singh
GenderMale
Birth5 Feb 1999
Birth PlaceGuna, Madhya Pradesh
Height6 ft 3 in
NationalityIndian

A young left-arm fast-bowler from Punjab, Arshdeep Singh’s biggest achievement, thus far, was to lift the U19 World Cup in 2018. Arshdeep only played two matches in the tournament picking up three wickets but showed immense potential. ... continue reading

Player Bio

A young left-arm fast-bowler from Punjab, Arshdeep Singh’s biggest achievement, thus far, was to lift the U19 World Cup in 2018. Arshdeep only played two matches in the tournament picking up three wickets but showed immense potential. 

Along with the other pacers in the U19 squad, he was marked as a future prospect for Team India.

He made his List A debut for Punjab in the Vijay Hazare tournament on 19th September 2018 and later that year, his dream to play in the Indian Premier League (IPL) came true when he was bought by the Kings XI Punjab (now known as Punjab Kings) at his base price of 20 lakhs. 

His IPL debut against Rajasthan Royals was a memorable one where he claimed two massive wickets of Jos Buttler and Ajinkya Rahane. Being a left-arm fast bowler and with the variety he brings to the table, has put Arshdeep on the top of the charts for Punjab Kings. 

Arshdeep’s recent performances in the IPL have caught the attention of everyone. The 21-year-old was the main reason for the resurrection of Punjab Kings in the second half of the IPL 2020. Under the leadership of KL Rahul, he bagged 9 wickets in 8 games, and his death bowling skills were impressive.

Being a left-arm fast bowler, Arshdeep lacked accuracy with pace but with the consultation of India’s star pacer Mohammed Shami, he improved a lot. Backed up by the entire management of Punjab Kings from the head coach Anil Kumble to the bowling coach Charl Langeveldt who took him under his wings and helped him build a decent profile in the IPL.

In July 2022, he finally earned his maiden India call-up and made his debut against England after consistent performances for the Kings in IPL. However, he was just a part of the first T20I and bagged two wickets.

With no Bumrah around the corner, Arshdeep filled the void in the Indian bowling attack in the 2022 T20 World Cup. He was India's leading wicket-taker with 10 scalps in the mega-event. 

In November 2022, the left-arm pacer made his ODI debut against New Zealand but returned wicketless and proved to be expensive.

While Arshdeep’s wickets tally witnessed a jump in IPL 2023, ending at the mark of 17th, he leaked runs at an economy of 9.70, raising concerns over his ability to bowl in the slog overs.

The pacer then went on to play the County Championship for Kent after being dropped from the ODI set-up closer to the World Cup 2023.

While Arshdeep’s exclusion from India’s ODI World Cup 2023 squad was on the expected lines, he instead brought the nation the glory as the Indian men’s cricket team won a gold medal in their debut appearance in the Asian Games. Arshdeep took four wickets in the tournament at an economy of 7.

After the World Cup, he returned to the ODI fold and was named the Player of the Series versus South Africa. He claimed 10 scalps, including a fifer, in three outings. He became the first Indian pacer and fourth overall from his country to bag a five-wicket haul against the Proteas in the ODI format. 

Due to his consistent run for India in the shortest format, Arshdeep Singh has received his second call-up for the T20 World Cup.

(As of May 2024)