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Arshdeep Singh And Samreen Kaur Spark Buzz With Matching Pendants Amid ZIM vs IND 2026 T20Is

Indian actress and model Samreen Kaur recently shared an Instagram story featuring Team India pacer Arshdeep Singh, with the duo sporting matching pendants. The post has once again fueled dating speculation that first emerged in April this year.

Samreen was frequently seen supporting Arshdeep and the Punjab Kings (PBKS) during the 2026 IPL season. The two had also grabbed attention after being spotted walking hand in hand at Delhi Airport, prompting widespread discussion among fans.

She uploaded the story on Saturday, July 25, during Arshdeep’s break from international cricket following India’s tours of Ireland and England. The left-arm seamer has been rested for the ongoing three-match T20I series against Zimbabwe.

Watch the story here:

Arshdeep emerged as India’s highest wicket-taker in the 0-4 T20I series loss to England, claiming four wickets in four matches at an economy rate of 9.47. He featured in only one ODI during the subsequent series, finishing with figures of 0/72 from his 10 overs.

“He Shouldn’t Be Considered for ODIs”: World Cup Winner on Arshdeep Singh

Former India opener Krishnamachari Srikkanth believes Arshdeep Singh should not be part of India’s ODI plans leading up to the 2027 World Cup. According to the former World Cup winner, the left-arm pacer is most effective only when the conditions offer movement.

Srikkanth added that while Arshdeep bowled disciplined opening spells, he struggled once the ball stopped swinging and was taken apart by England’s batters during the five-match T20I series. Srikkanth stated Star Sports:

“Arshdeep Singh is not fit for the 50-over format. The ball doesn’t swing after two overs and he’s proficient only when there is movement. Even in T20 cricket in England, he bowls an impressive first over. But after 1.1 overs, the batters absolutely tear him apart to all corners of the ground. So he shouldn’t be considered for ODIs.”


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