DTVHINDIT20 World Cup 2024: Former Indian player criticised Arshdeep Singh’s economy rate amid the ongoing T20 World Cup
Arshdeep Singh has taken 3 wickets in two matches played in T20 World Cup Arshdeep Singh (Image Credit- Twitter X) In the ongoing T20 World Cup, the Indian team has made a great start by winning against Ireland and Pakistan. So, if Team India wins against USA in its upcoming match, then it will easily make it to the Super 8. However, during this T20 World Cup, bowlers have been in the news more than batsmen, because the pitches in USA seem to be providing more help to the bowlers. So far, Jasprit Bumrah has been amazing in bowling from Team India, but Arshdeep Singh’s economy remains a topic of discussion. Arshdeep has played two matches in the tournament so far, in which he has taken a total of 3 wickets at an economy of 8.25. On the other hand, now seeing this average of Arshdeep Singh, former Indian player and well-known cricket commentator Aakash Chopra has given a big statement. Aakash Chopra gave a big statement about Arshdeep Singh Let us tell you that through a video uploaded on his YouTube channel about Arshdeep Singh, Aakash Chopra said – Arshdeep Singh has performed well, there is no doubt about it. However, I have a different opinion about Arshdeep, he has proved to be expensive. It is a bit surprising to see Arshdeep Singh expensive in these circumstances, but he has been expensive. Chopra further said- I want him to take wickets with the new ball and after that whenever he bowls, he should give 20 runs in 24 balls and take three wickets. If Arshdeep Singh has to play in the Super 8, then he will have to bowl brilliantly against USA and then against Canada in the next match. It is worth noting that the Indian team is now going to face co-host USA on June 12 in its next T20 World Cup match. This match between the two teams will be played at the Nassau County International Cricket Stadium in New York. It will be worth seeing how Arshdeep Singh is going to perform in bowling in this match?
