NEW DELHI: Arshdeep Singh, the Indian fast bowler who played a crucial part in the team’s victory at the T20 World Cup, expressed his thoughts on the possibility of playing Test cricket, stating that he will do his best in the format if given a chance.
The young pacer was speaking during a visit to Chandigarh University, where he received a warm reception after India’s historic triumph at the T20 World Cup held in Barbados.
Arshdeep emerged as India’s leading wicket-taker in the event. He claimed 17 wickets in eight matches, maintaining an impressive average of 12.64 and an economy rate of 7.16. His best bowling figures in a single match were 4/9.
Speaking to the media on the prospects of debuting for India in Tests during the Border-Gavaskar Test series against Australia later this year, Arshdeep, as quoted by ANI said, “As a player, you want to give your 100 per cent no matter what format. This is my thinking too. I would give my best if given a chance.”
Arshdeep, who made his international debut in 2022, has played 52 T20Is and six ODIs for India. In the shortest format, he has claimed 79 wickets at an impressive average of 19.10, with his best bowling figures being 4/9. When it comes to ODIs, Arshdeep has picked up 10 wickets at an average of 18.40, with his best performance being 5/37.
The young fast bowler, who graduated from Chandigarh University, expressed his gratitude towards the institution for their unwavering support and affection throughout his journey, which played a significant role in his rise as an international cricketer.
When asked about his sources of inspiration, Arshdeep mentioned that he seeks motivation from various aspects of life, particularly from individuals who are excelling in their respective fields.
“As a player, I look for inspiration in everyone, be it a daily wager, a student topping his classes, or a professor. I try getting inspired by the ones doing well in their lives,” he added.
Arshdeep also urged the youth of the country to work hard, saying that they would get the fruits of their labour.
“The message to the youth is that they keep continuing to give their best, controlling what they can. Keep working hard. You will get the fruits of your hardwork,” he concluded.
India’s 11-year wait for an ICC trophy finally came to an end as the Men in Blue emerged victorious against South Africa in a thrilling final at Barbados on June 29. The seven-run win was orchestrated by the brilliant performances of Virat Kohli, Hardik Pandya, and Jasprit Bumrah.
Kohli’s masterful innings of 76 runs propelled India to a competitive total of 176/7 in their allotted 20 overs. The South African chase, which at one point seemed to be cruising towards victory thanks to a blistering 27-ball 52 by Klaasen, was derailed by the pace duo of Bumrah and Pandya. Their relentless bowling attack restricted the Proteas to 169/8, snatching the match from a losing position and securing a memorable triumph for India.
The young pacer was speaking during a visit to Chandigarh University, where he received a warm reception after India’s historic triumph at the T20 World Cup held in Barbados.
Arshdeep emerged as India’s leading wicket-taker in the event. He claimed 17 wickets in eight matches, maintaining an impressive average of 12.64 and an economy rate of 7.16. His best bowling figures in a single match were 4/9.
Speaking to the media on the prospects of debuting for India in Tests during the Border-Gavaskar Test series against Australia later this year, Arshdeep, as quoted by ANI said, “As a player, you want to give your 100 per cent no matter what format. This is my thinking too. I would give my best if given a chance.”
Arshdeep, who made his international debut in 2022, has played 52 T20Is and six ODIs for India. In the shortest format, he has claimed 79 wickets at an impressive average of 19.10, with his best bowling figures being 4/9. When it comes to ODIs, Arshdeep has picked up 10 wickets at an average of 18.40, with his best performance being 5/37.
The young fast bowler, who graduated from Chandigarh University, expressed his gratitude towards the institution for their unwavering support and affection throughout his journey, which played a significant role in his rise as an international cricketer.
When asked about his sources of inspiration, Arshdeep mentioned that he seeks motivation from various aspects of life, particularly from individuals who are excelling in their respective fields.
“As a player, I look for inspiration in everyone, be it a daily wager, a student topping his classes, or a professor. I try getting inspired by the ones doing well in their lives,” he added.
Arshdeep also urged the youth of the country to work hard, saying that they would get the fruits of their labour.
“The message to the youth is that they keep continuing to give their best, controlling what they can. Keep working hard. You will get the fruits of your hardwork,” he concluded.
India’s 11-year wait for an ICC trophy finally came to an end as the Men in Blue emerged victorious against South Africa in a thrilling final at Barbados on June 29. The seven-run win was orchestrated by the brilliant performances of Virat Kohli, Hardik Pandya, and Jasprit Bumrah.
Kohli’s masterful innings of 76 runs propelled India to a competitive total of 176/7 in their allotted 20 overs. The South African chase, which at one point seemed to be cruising towards victory thanks to a blistering 27-ball 52 by Klaasen, was derailed by the pace duo of Bumrah and Pandya. Their relentless bowling attack restricted the Proteas to 169/8, snatching the match from a losing position and securing a memorable triumph for India.