Arshdeep Singh has been known for his funny reels and posts, which take a dig at the other teams and players as well. He also does so with his teammates while playing for the Men in Blue side or during domestic leagues and IPL. He displays his cheerful, humble personality and all the bonding with his teammates.
“IPL had ended and I felt like cleaning things up, so I was properly clearing everything out. I mean, people make an issue out of it, asking why I removed the videos and what happened to Arshdeep’s Instagram account, why he changed it overnight.”
"It’s just about my mood"- Arshdeep Singh on whether he will put reels and memes again on social media
“But it’s nothing like that, bro. I just felt like removing them, so I did. If I feel like it, I’ll put them back. It’s just about my mood. Whenever I feel like it, I post something.”
Arshdeep Singh names his best friends in the Indian side
In the same video, the PBKS pacer was asked about which teammates he makes reels and memes with. He stated that Ravi Bishnoi, Jitesh Sharma, Avesh Khan and he himself have the best time together as they are the closest ones.
Arshdeep is currently enjoying his vacation and will be back in action in September when India will take on the West Indies.
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