Former Indian cricketer Harbhajan Singh is quite active on social media these days. Recently, the veteran off-spinner has been giving caption writing classes to Arshdeep Singh.

Actually, Arshdeep Singh is holidaying with his family in Baku, the capital of Azerbaijan, and is posting pictures. In the pictures shared on Instagram, Arshdeep is seen roaming with his parents and sister in different places of the country and giving amazing poses.

Azerbaijan is located between Europe and West Asia (also known as the Middle East). Sharing the pictures, Arshdeep Singh wrote the caption on his post

“I did my trip with @makemytrip.”

Commenting on this photo, Harbhajan Singh reacted with a heart emoji and wrote-

“Caption hona chhida cigga. Baku with Bapu, regards to family (There must be the caption – Baku with Father)”

“Caption should be – Baku with Bapu, Regards to the family”

That means Harbhajan Singh is telling him that his caption is dull and how can he write a good caption.

On the professional front, Arshdeep Singh might be selected in the Indian squad for the upcoming two-match Test series against Bangladesh, which begins on September 19 at the MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai.

The left-arm pacer is yet to make his Test debut but has represented India in eight ODIs and 54 T20Is, taking 95 wickets across formats. He recently took four wickets in two T20Is and two wickets in two ODIs in Sri Lanka.

According to a report in the Times of India, Jasprit Bumrah might be rested for the two Tests against Bangladesh and Arshdeep Singh and Khaleel Ahmed are likely to play.

Arshdeep Singh to play in Duleep Trophy ahead of India vs Bangladesh Tests

Arshdeep Singh is set to play in the upcoming Duleep Trophy to stake his claim for the India vs Bangladesh Test series. The Punjab-born pacer has been selected in Group D for the Shreyas Iyer-led side for the domestic tournament.

He is likely to play against Team C led by Ruturaj Gaikwad in Anantapur, Andhra Pradesh from September 5. Arshdeep’s side will then take on Team A (led by Shubhman Gill) and Team B (led by Abhimanyu Easwaran) in the red-ball tournament from September 12-15 and September 19-22.