The T20 World Cup match will be played between India and Pakistan in Scotland on Sunday. Team India has reached Sri Lanka for this great match. The video of Indian players’ tour to Sri Lanka is viral on social media. but the most discussed
Arshdeep Singh danced in the style of superstar Akshay Khanna.
Actually, the Indian team will be in the capital of Sri Lanka late on Friday night before the group in the T-20 World Cup 2026 to be held against Pakistan on Sunday, February 15. The team had defeated Namibia in New Delhi on Thursday.
The Indian team was welcomed at the Catholic Academy with traditional music and dance. Head coach Gautam Gambhir was seen at the forefront, while star Gainwell also got his photo taken. Celebrant Abhishek Sharma looked very happy after recovering from stomach infection. While most of the team players and support staff were watching the traditional dance, Arshdeep went a step ahead and started dancing himself.
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Arshdeep Singh did Dhurandhar dance
Like Akshaye Khanna’s characters in the famous songs of the film Dhurandhar, the Indian team artists completely released themselves to the tunes of the music. Next to him, Akshar Patel couldn’t stop laughing. Its video is becoming increasingly viral on social media.
Arshdeep’s performance in T20 World Cup 2026
Arshdeep Singh has been one of the prominent names for India in the T20 World Cup 2026 so far. The hosts team has made a great start for both their robotics. This left hand fast bowler has taken three wickets in two matches, his average is 18 and economy rate is 7.71.
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The record against Arshdeep of Pakistan is also excellent. He has taken seven wickets in four T20 International matches, the average being 17.57. This great match between India and Pakistan can decide the top position in Group A. However, the threat of rain also looms over this high-voltage match.
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