The 20-year-old forward Arshdeep Singh has recently been in the spotlight for his consistent performances, earning him his ...

In a heartwarming moment, Team India pacer Arshdeep Singh made a young fan’s day by gifting him a signed helmet after India’s ...

Indian cricket team made just one change to their playing XI for the Champions Trophy 2025 Group A match against New Zealand in Dubai on Sunday. Fast bowler Harshit Rana was excluded from the ...

However, left-arm pacer Arshdeep Singh was left to warm the bench. Meanwhile, Mohammed Shami who though started the tournament with a five-wicket haul but is still having some injury concerns.

Indian fans were frustrated as Arshdeep Singh remained benched for India's Champions Trophy clash against New Zealand. Despite his T20I success, the pacer was overlooked again, leading to widespread ...

They are currently top, level on points with India, but with a higher net run rate. India's Arshdeep Singh and Mohammed Shami during a training session.(PTI) They last met in an ICC global event ...

Zaheer Khan believes India should rest Mohammed Shami against New Zealand and give Arshdeep Singh a chance, considering Shami's minor injury scare and Arshdeep's impressive T20I form ahead of the ...

Instead, Shami could be replaced by left-arm seamer Arshdeep Singh, who is seen as a possible weapon to tackle the five left-armers in the New Zealand batting line-up. According to a PTI report ...

(HT file photo) President CICU, Upkar Singh Ahuja, president FIEO SC Ralhan, president Apex Chamber of Commerce and Industry Rajnish Ahuja and Rahul Ahuja, vice president CICU Ram Lubhaya ...

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Trending Photos The presence of five left-handed batters in the New Zealand line-up and the slight calf trouble faced by Mohammed Shami during the Pakistan game may force the Indian team management to ...

The presence of five left-handed batters in the New Zealand line-up is also another major reason why India want a different angle with Arshdeep bringing the ball back in. If the Friday's practice ...