Arshdeep Singh unveiled a new wicket-taking celebrationIn the first match of the ODI series against New Zealand, Indian fast bowlers wreaked havoc. Despite the absence of stars like Jasprit Bumrah and Mohammed Siraj, the Indian team fielded four fast bowlers and bundled out New Zealand for just 185 runs.
Arshdeep Singh emerged as the standout performer for Team India, claiming a match-high four wickets. Along with his wickets, a unique celebration by Arshdeep also grabbed attention a gesture he dedicated to his girlfriend, Samreen Kaur.
Entering the Auckland ODI as India’s most experienced bowler, Arshdeep Singh lived up to the billing. He provided India with a strong start by taking two wickets during the powerplay.
He went on to claim two more wickets in the middle overs, playing a pivotal role in wrapping up the New Zealand innings quickly. It was during this spell—specifically upon taking his third wicket—that he showcased his special celebration.
What did Arshdeep do after taking the wicket?
The wicket fell on the first ball of the 32nd over of New Zealand's innings. Off this delivery from Arshdeep, Kyle Jamieson played a straight shot towards Virat Kohli, who was positioned at covers and took an easy catch.
As soon as the catch was completed, Arshdeep began celebrating with his team. During this celebration, he performed a unique dance with both his hands—a gesture that became a talking point, with the video of it going viral.
He later explained the reason behind it
After New Zealand's innings concluded, a commentator interviewed Arshdeep and asked him about this celebration. He revealed that it was linked to his girlfriend, Samreen Kaur, an actor in the Punjabi film industry.
Arshdeep explained that the celebration was dedicated to her; whenever they are together and one of them feels down, they use this dance to cheer each other up and dispel any sadness. Samreen, who was present at Eden Park Stadium for the match, must have been delighted by this gesture and Arshdeep’s subsequent explanation.




















