Arshdeep Singh
- Date of Birth 1999-2-5
- Role bowler
- Batting Style left-hand bat
- Bowling Style left-arm medium-fast
Debut Matches
| Format | Match | Date |
|---|---|---|
| ODI | IND vs NZ | 2022-11-25 |
| T20 | IND vs ENG | 2022-07-07 |
| TEST | VIDAR vs PNJB | 2019-12-25 |
Recent Performances
Batting Statistics
Matches
15
Innings
10
Runs
56
Average
7
Strike Rate
107.69
Highest Score
18
100s
0
50s
0
Fours
4
Sixes
3
Catches
3
Bowling Statistics
Matches
15
Innings
14
Wickets
25
Average
24.44
Economy
5.38
Strike Rate
27.2
Best Figure
5/37
4 Wickets
1
5 Wickets
1
Balls Bowled
681
Runs Conceded
611
Batting Statistics
Matches
84
Innings
29
Runs
89
Average
5.93
Strike Rate
103.48
Highest Score
12
100s
0
50s
0
Fours
9
Sixes
3
Catches
19
Bowling Statistics
Matches
84
Innings
83
Wickets
127
Average
19.7
Economy
8.52
Strike Rate
13.8
Best Figure
5/51
4 Wickets
2
5 Wickets
1
Balls Bowled
1760
Runs Conceded
2502
Batting Statistics
Matches
45
Innings
20
Runs
141
Average
10.07
Strike Rate
105.22
Highest Score
49
100s
0
50s
0
Fours
10
Sixes
8
Catches
10
Bowling Statistics
Matches
45
Innings
43
Wickets
78
Average
23.84
Economy
5.18
Strike Rate
27.5
Best Figure
5/34
4 Wickets
4
5 Wickets
3
Balls Bowled
2152
Runs Conceded
1860
Batting Statistics
Matches
194
Innings
48
Runs
161
Average
7.31
Strike Rate
101.25
Highest Score
23*
100s
0
50s
0
Fours
16
Sixes
5
Catches
43
Bowling Statistics
Matches
194
Innings
192
Wickets
256
Average
22.76
Economy
8.57
Strike Rate
15.9
Best Figure
5/32
4 Wickets
5
5 Wickets
2
Balls Bowled
4077
Runs Conceded
5829
Arshdeep Singh player profile
Arshdeep is one of only three Indian bowlers, after Jhulan Goswami and Ajit Agarkar, to start his T20I career with a maiden over. A death-overs specialist known for his accurate yorkers and 140kph-plus deliveries, he made his international debut in England in 2022.
That debut, though, was several years in the making. Arshdeep was part of the 2018 title-winning Under-19 World Cup squad, and his three wickets in two matches at an economy of 2 were the beginning of a golden year for him. He made his List A debut for Punjab, got picked up by Punjab Kings in the IPL auction, and took an eight-for in an U-23 match against Rajasthan.
He had two quiet IPL seasons - he picked up three wickets in three games in 2019, and nine in eight in 2020 - but PBKS backed him. He repaid their faith by taking 18 in the 2021 season, when he was the side's second highest wicket-taker, and 17 in 2023, the most for the franchise that year.
After his T20I debut in England, Arshdeep took seven wickets in in five games against West Indies, a performance that got him into the 2022 T20 Asia Cup, where he was the only bowler other than Bhuvneshwar Kumar to pick up more than four wickets. He did even better at the T20 World Cup later that year, where he was India's top wicket-taker. In his first game, in front of 90,000 spectators at the MCG, Arshdeep produced a spell for the ages, removing Babar Azam with an inswinger with his first ball and sending back Mohammad Rizwan with a searing bouncer to leave Pakistan at 15 for 2.
In ODIs, he went wicketless in his first series, against New Zealand in 2022, but picked up his first international five-for against South Africa in 2023, starring in India's series win with ten wickets at a remarkable economy of 3.51.
Arshdeep Singh IPL factfile
- Arshdeep Singh was bought by Punjab Kings (then Kings XI Punjab) for his base price of INR 20 lakh ahead of IPL 2019.
- IPL 2021 was his breakout season, as Arshdeep picked up 18 wickets from 12 games. His knack of nailing yorkers from his left-armer's angle made him a gun bowler at the death for PBKS. He also returned his career-best T20 figures of 5 for 32, against Rajasthan Royals, that season.
- He has played a minimum of 14 games every season since IPL 2022 and has grown into a reliable new-ball bowler. His wickets tally has been going up every IPL season ever since.
- His biggest auction was for IPL 2025 when PBKS got him back with the RTM option for a whopping INR 18 crore.