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Arshdeep Singh Makes Kuldeep Yadav Dance On Punjabi Music In Brainrot Hilarious Video

Akshita Patel

Arshdeep Singh, Kuldeep Yadav groove to Punjabi music [Source: @_arshdeep.singh__/Instagram]Arshdeep Singh, Kuldeep Yadav groove to Punjabi music [Source: @_arshdeep.singh__/Instagram]

Team India's ongoing Test series against England is full of high-intensity cricket, but that doesn't mean the players aren't having fun off the field. A heartwarming and entertaining video featuring Arshdeep Singh and Kuldeep Yadav is winning hearts online.

England are leading the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy by 2-1 after they won the thrilling third Test at Lord’s by 22 runs. The fourth Test is now scheduled on July 23, meaning the players have a week-long break to unwind and relax.

Arshdeep Singh, Kuldeep Yadav Groove To Viral Punjabi Music

On Thursday, July 17, left-arm pacer Arshdeep Singh posted a fun reel on his official Instagram handle, showing him and fellow teammate Kuldeep Yadav trying out a dance step to a popular Punjabi song called ‘SIRRA’ by Guru Randhawa.

The young left-arm pacer can be seen confidently performing the moves while Kuldeep watches and follows along, smiling throughout the short clip. Arshdeep cheekily captioned the video, "Dance class starting soon."

Arshdeep Singh's IG post [Source: @_arshdeep.singh__/Instagram]Arshdeep Singh's IG post [Source: @_arshdeep.singh__/Instagram]

The video has gone viral on social media, bringing smiles and entertainment to fans. 

Interestingly, both Arshdeep and Kuldeep are currently part of India’s Test squad for the five-match series in England but are yet to get a chance in the playing XI. 

Will Kuldeep And Arshdeep Get A Chance In The Manchester Test?

India remain on the backfoot with 1-2 trail in the 5-game series despite some notable performances. Now, the fourth Test in Manchester is a do-or-die for the visitors as the series is on the line. Hence, choosing the right playing XI is of utmost priority.

The uncertainty revolves around Jasprit Bumrah and his workload management. Given the importance of the 4th Test, India appear unlikely to rest Bumrah in Old Trafford. 

With Bumrah likely to stay, there’s no space for Arshdeep Singh in the pace attack, as Mohammed Siraj and Akash Deep have notable performances in the series to back them.

Also, if India prioritise having an extra specialised bowler, Kuldeep Yadav replacing Washington Sundar is a no-brainer move. However, as per the trend witnessed under head coach Gautam Gambhir, all-rounder Washington Sundar will likely be given a preference to extend batting depth. Hence, for now, India’s playing XI seems unlikely to be changed for the fourth Test.