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Arshdeep Singh reunites with his family over special dinner after Asia Cup campaign

Soumyajit Dutta

Arshdeep Singh with family [Source: @_arshdeep.singh_/Instagram.com]Arshdeep Singh with family [Source: @_arshdeep.singh_/Instagram.com]

Arshdeep Singh, India's young pace battery, has been off the load after the Asia Cup 2025. The 26-year-old was one of the most talked-about faces in the recently concluded tournament that India won — not only for his bowling heroics but also for his off-field jibes against Pakistan on social media.

Arshdeep Singh recently shared a picture of himself spending time with his family after a long break. The picture showed him enjoying a peaceful dinner with his loved ones, which he shared on his social media.

Arshdeep shares lovely photos on Instagram

Taking to his Instagram handle on October 13, Arshdeep posted multiple pictures that captured him smiling with his family. In the photos, Arshdeep’s parents, Darshan Singh and Baljit Kaur, his elder brother, Akashdeep Singh, and his sister, Gurleen Kaur, were seen posing together.

Arshdeep Singh shared dinner photo with family [Source: @_arshdeep.singh_/Instagram.com]Arshdeep Singh shared dinner photo with family [Source: @_arshdeep.singh_/Instagram.com]

The post, shared on the evening of October 13, has already garnered over 214K likes, with fans and followers going gaga over the lovely family moment. Arshdeep, who boasts 4.1 million followers on Instagram, also announced that he would go live with rollingloudindia on November 22 and 23.

For the unversed, Arshdeep’s father worked for the Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) and is a former Chief Security Officer. His brother is based in Brampton, which made this a special reunion for the family of five.

Arshdeep ready for Australia!

Arshdeep had a decent outing in the Asia Cup 2025, picking up two wickets from two matches. However, he struggled with his economy rate, conceding runs at 10.38 per over and being the most expensive bowler against Sri Lanka.

Nevertheless, Arshdeep’s reunion with his family served as a moment of rejuvenation as he has been named in both India’s T20I and ODI squads for the upcoming Australia tour, starting October 19.