Arshdeep Singh Breaks into Bhangra with ‘Live. Laugh. Love.’ Vibe After India’s Draw

Left-arm seamer Arshdeep Singh, who was sidelined due to an injury ahead of the 4th test, was seen dancing in Bhangra movements after a historic draw in Manchester. Arshdeep shared the celebration video on his Instagram story, which went viral on the Internet.

Arshdeep Singh, who is yet to make his test debut, faced a finger injury during the net session ahead of the 4th test. He was rumoured to be part of the playing 11, replacing Bumrah in Manchester. Unfortunately, the pacer was sidelined due to injury. His debut wait continues as he has an outside chance of making his debut for the 5th test.

However, Arshdeep Singh's main hobby in this tour was to keep his teammates cheerful and animated with his quirky reels on Instagram, with some sarcastic comments. In the same way, Arshdeep shared an Instagram story of himself vibing to a Bhangra after an impressive draw in Manchester.

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He captioned the same with a witty caption, as he wrote, "Live. Laugh. Love. And dance whenever u can." This viral story screengrab was shared by his IPL team, Punjab Kings, on Twitter, and it went viral. 

Injury-Hit India Fights Back as Gill, Jadeja, and Sundar Lead Remarkable Turnaround

India has faced several injury setbacks this series, from Arshdeep Singh’s finger issue and Akash Deep’s back strain to Nitish Kumar Reddy and Rishabh Pant being ruled out for the remainder of the tour.

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Going into the 4th Test, the team looked under pressure. But in the second innings, they staged a remarkable comeback after slipping to 0/2. Skipper Shubman Gill led the charge with a gritty hundred, supported by KL Rahu, who unfortunately missed out on a century, while Ravindra Jadeja and Washington Sundar added centuries of their own to wear down England’s bowlers and secure a draw.

India Makes History at Manchester

Statistically, Legendary Sachin Tendulkar was the last Indian batter to score a century at Manchester in 1990s. After the 4th Test, three Indian players managed to reach triple figures in the second innings, a historic feat.

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