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[Watch] Arshdeep Singh Receives Hero Welcome In His Hometown After T20 World Cup Win

Arshdeep Singh getting grand welcome in Mohali (X)Arshdeep Singh getting grand welcome in Mohali (X)

Indian pace bowler Arshdeep Singh received a grand welcome in his home state of Punjab after returning from the victory celebrations in Mumbai. 

Following in the footsteps of Punjabi cricket legends Yuvraj Singh and Harbhajan Singh who won the T20 World Cup in 2007, Arshdeep Singh was met by a huge mob of fans who celebrated his arrival with traditional Punjabi fervor.

The left-arm pacer played a crucial role for India in the T20 World Cup, taking 17 wickets and becoming the joint highest wicket-taker of the tournament. 

In the final, Arshdeep bowled a critical penultimate over, conceding just four runs and taking two wickets, which was pivotal in India’s 7-run victory over South Africa in Barbados.

Watch: Arshdeep Singh getting royal welcome

"I want to play all formats but at the moment I just want to enjoy the moment and spend time with my family," Arshdeep told while travelling in an open vehicle.

"I am feeling very happy. I thank everyone for giving me so much love," added Arshdeep.


"I am feeling very happy. I thank everyone for giving me so much love," Arshdeep Singh told the media. 

Along with thousands of fans who came to receive Arshdeep Singh, his parents and relatives were also present to welcome him. Arshdeep's parents had also traveled to see him perform in the World Cup final.

Celebrations continue for the World Cup-winning players. After the grand events in Delhi and Mumbai, the players are receiving grand treatment in their respective home states.

Mohammed Siraj was welcomed by a huge rally in Hyderabad, and today it was Arshdeep's turn to bask in the glory of his achievements.

At the same time, the Indian team touring Zimbabwe for the T20 series without their major players lost the first game against Zimbabwe. The Shubman Gill-led side was defeated by 13 runs.