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Arshdeep Singh

Arshdeep Singh is an Indian left-arm medium-fast bowler whose game includes new-ball swing, accurate yorkers and death-overs variations.

IndiaBorn 5 February 1999

Current statusActive India cricketer and left-arm medium-fast bowler; the ESPNcricinfo snapshot accessed 8 November 2026 lists India T20I appearances through 1 November 2026. This is a dated playing-status snapshot, not a forecast of selection.

Born5 February 1999; Guna, Madhya PradeshSource 2
International pathwayICC profile displays a 2022 debut and a 2026 last-match snapshotSource 1
2024 T20 World Cup17 wickets for India, jointly the most in the edition at the timeSource 5
2024 recognitionICC Men’s T20I Cricketer of the YearSource 6
Career context

The verified profile

Born in Guna, Madhya Pradesh, Arshdeep Singh came through India’s Under-19 and Punjab pathways before becoming a Punjab Kings player and India international. His record includes 17 wickets in India’s 2024 T20 World Cup win, the ICC Men’s T20I Cricketer of the Year award for 2024, and an ESPNcricinfo career snapshot listing 151 T20I wickets.

Factual references: Sources 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7
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How to read the player

Arshdeep’s value spans phases: ESPNcricinfo describes new-ball swing, tight lines when movement is limited, yorkers from both over and around the wicket, a deceptive bouncer and slower variations at the death. The same public record recounts costly overs followed by wicket-taking or successful final-over responses, so the analysis focuses on documented bowling roles and match responses rather than an unsupported speed claim.

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Career, life and public work

Every section and number below is tied to the named source ledger. Sport-specific statistics retain their stated scope and verification date.

International bowling18 matches; 30 wickets

ODIs

ESPNcricinfo career snapshot displayed when accessed 8 November 2026; source provides no separate statistics update timestamp.

International bowling104 matches; 151 wickets

T20Is

ESPNcricinfo career snapshot displayed when accessed 8 November 2026; source provides no separate statistics update timestamp.

Domestic multi-day bowling24 matches; 73 wickets

First-class

ESPNcricinfo career snapshot displayed when accessed 8 November 2026.

Domestic one-day bowling48 matches; 83 wickets

List A

ESPNcricinfo career snapshot displayed when accessed 8 November 2026.

All recognised T20 bowling228 matches; 294 wickets

T20s

ESPNcricinfo career snapshot across T20 competitions displayed when accessed 8 November 2026.

Indian Premier League bowling96 matches; 111 wickets; best 5/32

Punjab Kings

ESPNcricinfo IPL snapshot for PBKS; not a claim about a live future total.

T20 World Cup 202417 wickets; joint-highest tally in the edition at the time

Tournament wickets

ICC tournament records; event completed 29 June 2024.

T20 World Cup 2024 final4 overs; 0 maidens; 20 runs; 2 wickets

Bowling figures

India v South Africa final at Bridgetown; India won by seven runs.

India T20Is in calendar 202436 wickets; bowling average 13.50

Wickets

ICC annual award release; calendar-year measure, not a career aggregate.

T20I phase analysis42 wickets

Powerplay wickets since debut

ESPNcricinfo analysis published 24 January 2025; historical cutoff in that article, not a current total.

T20I phase analysis46 wickets

Death-over wickets since debut

ESPNcricinfo analysis published 24 January 2025; historical cutoff in that article, not a current total.

01 · personal background

Personal background

Arshdeep Singh was born on 5 February 1999 in Guna, Madhya Pradesh. ESPNcricinfo identifies him as a left-hand batter and left-arm medium-fast bowler whose playing role is bowler; the ICC profile gives the same role and bowling style. The reviewed sporting sources do not require private family or relationship detail. Question: How old is Arshdeep Singh? Answer: He was born on 5 February 1999, making him 27 on the 8 November 2026 research date.

02 · professional journey

Professional journey

His route runs through India’s 2018 Under-19 World Cup squad, Punjab cricket, the Punjab Kings team and the India T20I side. ESPNcricinfo records his List A debut for Punjab and his selection by Punjab Kings, while the IPL’s own 2023 match report identifies him as the franchise’s left-arm pacer. Question: Which state is Arshdeep Singh from? Answer: The profile record gives his birthplace as Guna, Madhya Pradesh. That answer describes birthplace, not every later training or residence location.

03 · playing career

Playing career

Arshdeep’s rise is clearest when formats stay separate. He moved from an 18-wicket 2021 IPL season to India’s T20I attack, became India’s top wicket-taker at the 2022 T20 World Cup, and took his first international five-for against South Africa in 2023. In 2024 he took 17 wickets in the T20 World Cup and helped India win the final. Question: What are Arshdeep Singh’s stats? Answer: The fetched ESPNcricinfo snapshot lists 18 ODIs with 30 wickets, 104 T20Is with 151 wickets, and 96 PBKS IPL matches with 111 wickets; each is a format-specific snapshot accessed 8 November 2026. Question: How many wickets did Arshdeep Singh take at the 2024 T20 World Cup? Answer: He took 17 wickets, jointly the most in that edition at the time, and India won the tournament.

04 · playing style

Playing style

Arshdeep is effective because his left-arm angle supports more than one phase of a T20 innings. ESPNcricinfo describes new-ball swing, tight lines when movement is limited, accurate yorkers from both over and around the wicket, a deceptive bouncer and slower variations at the death. The useful distinction is control under changing demands, not an unsupported claim that one speed figure defines him. Question: What is Arshdeep Singh’s fastest ball? Answer: The reviewed ICC and ESPNcricinfo sources describe 140kph-plus deliveries but do not establish one verified fastest-ball speed, so this profile does not publish a precise number.

05 · setbacks comebacks

Setbacks and comebacks

The public record shows pressure in sporting terms rather than a need to speculate about private life. ESPNcricinfo recounts an expensive final over against New Zealand in Ranchi, a two-wicket response in Lucknow, and a later nine-run final-over defence against Australia. These are match and public-reporting facts; no private mental-health or medical claim is added.

06 · post playing work

Post-playing work

Arshdeep remains an active cricketer in the reviewed record, so a post-playing career is not presented. The ICC profile displays a 2026 last-match snapshot, and ESPNcricinfo’s fetched recent-matches table lists India T20Is through 1 November 2026. The status is deliberately dated to the evidence reviewed rather than turned into a prediction about future selection or retirement.

07 · public ventures

Public ventures

The reviewed ICC, ESPNcricinfo and IPL pages document Arshdeep’s sporting career but do not establish a qualifying athlete-owned company, investment, charity leadership role or other public venture. That is a limit of the reviewed sources, not proof that no private or commercial activity exists. Relationship searches and net-worth estimates were excluded from the biography because they are not supported by the evidence used here.

Career timeline

Selected verified milestones

  1. Born in Guna

    Born in Guna, Madhya Pradesh.

    ESPNcricinfo
  2. Under-19 World Cup title

    Part of India’s 2018 Under-19 World Cup-winning squad; took three wickets in two matches at an economy of 2.

    ESPNcricinfo
  3. IPL 2021 season

    Took 18 IPL wickets for Punjab Kings in 2021.

    ESPNcricinfo
  4. T20I debut

    Made his India T20I debut in July 2022.

    ESPNcricinfo
  5. 2022 T20 World Cup

    Finished as India’s top wicket-taker at the tournament.

    ESPNcricinfo
  6. International five-for

    Took his first international five-for against South Africa and collected ten wickets in the series.

    ESPNcricinfo
  7. T20 World Cup champion

    Took 2 for 20 in the final as India beat South Africa by seven runs; he finished the tournament with 17 wickets.

    International Cricket Council
  8. India’s T20I wicket-taking benchmark

    ESPNcricinfo reported that he had become India’s highest T20I wicket-taker after the England series opener.

    ESPNcricinfo
  9. Latest listed India T20I snapshot

    The fetched ESPNcricinfo recent-matches table lists India’s fifth T20I against New Zealand on 1 November 2026.

    ESPNcricinfo
Achievement index

Source-linked reference points

01

ICC Men’s T20I Cricketer of the Year

Named the ICC Men’s T20I Cricketer of the Year for 2024 after 36 T20I wickets in the calendar year.

02

Joint-leading 2024 T20 World Cup wicket-taker

Took 17 wickets in India’s title-winning campaign, jointly the most in a single edition at the time.

03

T20 World Cup final impact

Returned 2 for 20 against South Africa as India won the final by seven runs.

04

India’s 2022 T20 World Cup leading wicket-taker

Was India’s top wicket-taker at the 2022 T20 World Cup, according to ESPNcricinfo’s career profile.

05

First international five-for

Took his first international five-wicket haul against South Africa in 2023 and finished that series with ten wickets.

06

Punjab Kings IPL 2021 season

Took 18 IPL wickets in 2021, according to ESPNcricinfo.

Sources and method

What supports this profile

SportsHub4U writes verified facts in original language and links to the source pages used. Each link records the evidence reviewed for this dossier.

  1. 01International Cricket Council

    Arshdeep Singh | Player Profile

    Accessed 2026-11-08
  2. 02ESPNcricinfo

    Arshdeep Singh player profile

    Accessed 2026-11-08
  3. 03ESPNcricinfo

    There's a zing about Arshdeep Singh

    Accessed 2026-11-08
  4. 04Indian Premier League

    TATA IPL 2023, Match 27 RCB Vs PBKS - Match Report

    Accessed 2026-11-08
  5. 05International Cricket Council

    The records broken at T20 World Cup 2024

    Accessed 2026-11-08
  6. 06International Cricket Council

    ICC AWARDS 2024: Arshdeep And Kerr crowned T20I Cricketers Of The Year

    Accessed 2026-11-08
  7. 07ESPN

    Bumrah and Hardik script stunning comeback to lead India to T20 World Cup glory

    Accessed 2026-11-08