"Jaipur Ki Garmi" Arshdeep Singh's Hilarious Take On His Tanned Skin

Sakshi Sharma

Arshdeep Singh's funny side (Source:@_arshdeep.singh__,x.com)Arshdeep Singh's funny side (Source:@_arshdeep.singh__,x.com)

Punjab Kings pacer Arshdeep Singh is breaking the mould with a unique off-field persona. Over the past few weeks, the buzz around Arshdeep hasn’t been about wickets or economy rates it’s been about his travel vlogs, spontaneous humour, and his light-hearted banter with teammates.

Whether acting as an impromptu weather reporter in Dharamsala, speaking in broken English with his squad, or taking playful digs at Punjab King's teammate, Arshdeep has showcased a different side of his personality that is raw, relatable, and unfiltered.

Arshdeep Singh's Funny Side 

In his latest video that has gone viral, Arshdeep Singh took on Jaipur’s blazing summer heat with his trademark humour. The young left-arm pacer was seen joking about the condition of his skin after practicing under the scorching Rajasthani sun. Watch the video:

"Last 2 months se dopahar mein nahi khela, aur is vajah se meri skin chamak rahi thi. lekin ek din jaipur mein maine dopahar mein practice kiya, aur ab mujhe dekhiye - meri skin jal rahi hai aur tan ho rahi hai." I never play in the afternoon, and because of that, my skin was always glowing. But one day in Jaipur, I practiced in the afternoon, and now look at me—my skin is burning and tanning," Arshdeep said. 

Arshdeep Singh will return to the field in Punjab Kings’ match against Rajasthan Royals on May 18 at 3:30 PM. The pacer, who has had a steady season, remains one of the crucial players for the Punjab. 

Can Arshdeep Sing Make His Test Debut?

Beyond the IPL, Arshdeep’s future could hold an even bigger opportunity that is potential Test debut in the upcoming series against England. His ability to swing the new ball, combined with his consistent performances in white-ball cricket can likely impress the selectors. 

Known for his pinpoint yorkers at the death, Arshdeep has also developed skills with the red ball. Given England’s pace-friendly conditions, he seems an ideal fit to make his Test Debut.