Harsha Bhogle Wrote A Beautiful Tweet For Arshdeep Singh: After winning the first T20I against West Indies, the Indian cricket team had a night to forget as they were defeated by the Windies in the second T20I match, leveling the ongoing five-match T2O-I series 1-1. However, the Indian side bounced back in the 3rd T20I and registered a 7-wicket win against the men from the Caribbean.
Arshdeep Singh Has Impressed Everyone With His Variations
While the Indian side has been putting up a stellar all-around show, with all the batters and bowlers doing the job brilliantly, however, there is one player who has stolen all the show with his amazing performances.
Well, young Indian pacer Arshdeep Singh has impressed one and all with his bowling variations, especially the slower ones, on a sticky wicket. It won’t be wrong to say that Arshdeep has made life most difficult for West Indies at death overs.
Coming out to bowl all the difficult overs, Arshdeep Singh played a crucial role in helping team India restrict the Windies on a total of 164 runs. He conceded 33 runs from his quota of 4 overs and picked one wicket as well, finishing with the figures of 33-1 at the end of four overs.
Harsha Bhogle Hailed Arshdeep
Arshdeep Singh has been receiving praises from all corners, with social media buzzing with amazing tweets and messages for the young pacer. Among many, popular commentators and cricket analysts, Harsha Bhogle also took to Twitter and penned a beautiful Tweet for Singh.
In his Tweet, Harsha Bhogle hailed Arshdeep for his amazing performance in the game. He highlighted how he was excellent with his spell, despite bowling all the difficult overs. He wrote:
“Arshdeep Singh is currently passing every exam Rohit is asking him to appear for. Bowled over no 6 and then three on the trot at the death. 1-33 from 4 overs is excellent when you are bowling all the difficult overs”
Check out the Tweet:
Arshdeep Singh is currently passing every exam Rohit is asking him to appear for. Bowled over no 6 and then three on the trot at the death. 1-33 from 4 overs is excellent when you are bowling all the difficult overs
— Harsha Bhogle (@bhogleharsha) August 2, 2022
In the second T20I match as well, Arshdeep Singh was exceptional with the ball. The Indian side was bundled out for 138 with Obed McCoy taking a historic six-fer for the hosts. Chasing 139 runs would have been a cakewalk for the West Indies, but Indian bowlers, especially Arshdeep Singh put up a solid fight and took the game to the last over.
Arshdeep gave away 16 runs in his first two overs at the start but returned to bowl the 17th and 19th overs, in which he gave four and six runs respectively. He even dismissed Rovman Powell at the last ball of the 19th over. He had finished with the figures of 26-1 at the end of four overs.
