BCCI must look after him and make sure his talent doesn't get wasted, says Virender Sehwag

Virender Sehwag has as of late expressed that the BCCI should take care of a quality pacer like Arshdeep Singh and ensure that his ability isn't squandered. The previous Indian cricketer further added that the left-arm pacer is a fine bowler and he will come to the Indian cricket crew sometime in the future.

With a triumph by 5 wickets against Kolkata Knight Riders, Punjab lords have kept themselves alive in the rush to end of the season games of IPL 2021. Pursuing an objective of 166, KL Rahul played a urgent thump of 67 and Mayank Agarwal likewise contributed with an innings of 40 runs. Shahrukh Khan dominated the game for the group by playing a little appearance of 22 runs from 9 balls eventually.

Prior in the match, Kolkata Knight Riders scored a sum of 165 in the principal innings. Arshdeep Singh was the best bowler for the Punjab Kings with 3 wickets for 32 runs from his four overs. The left arm pacer was splendid in the powerplay,especially his wicket of Shubhman Gill was splendid as he bowled a deadly inswinger which excused the batsman. Previous Indian cricketer Virender Sehwag has commended Arshdeep for his excellent inswinger and has said that the bowler has abilities to help the Indian group and BCCI should sustain him.

"That is run of the mill bowling from a left-arm quick bowler that comes in the wake of pitching away from the off stump. He [Arshdeep] said he worked with Zaheer Khan for three days. In the event that he can swing the ball in inside three days, envision the advantages he can give to the Indian group on the off chance that he invests some energy with them. On the off chance that such a player isn't in the group, the BCCI should take care of him and ensure his ability doesn't get squandered," Sehwag expressed to the media. Arshdeep has picked 28 wickets from 21 IPL matches. Thinking about Arshdeep's vocation, Sehwag has said that he is a fine bowler and he can come to group India with difficult work and execution.

"Arshdeep is an exceptionally fine bowler and on the off chance that he keeps on trying sincerely and perform this way, he would doubtlessly come to Team India sometime in the future," he closed. Punjab Kings will play their next game against Royal Challengers Bangalore on October 3 at Sharjah cricket arena. Arshdeep Singh has created dazzling exhibitions with the ball close by for the Punjab Kings (PBKS) side in the second leg of the 2021 release of the IPL. Singh has effectively scalped 9 wickets in the 4 matches that he has played in the UAE leg.

What's more, previous Indian batting symbol Virender Sehwag feels that the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) should ensure that the left-arm seamer is taken care of well so his ability doesn't go waste. Adding that Arshdeep had worked with Zaheer Khan and figured out how to swing the ball inside only 3 days, the 'Nawab of Najafgarh' expressed that Singh can give a ton of advantages to whichever side he plays for with the ball close by.

"That is a run of the mill bowling from a left-arm quick bowler that comes in the wake of pitching away from the off stump. He [Arshdeep] said he worked with Zaheer Khan for three days. In the event that he can swing the ball in inside three days, envision the advantages he can give to the Indian group on the off chance that he invests some energy with them. On the off chance that such a player isn't in the group, the BCCI should take care of him and ensure his ability doesn't get squandered," said Virender Sehwag.

Arshdeep Singh is a fine bowler: Virender Sehwag

Virender Sehwag additionally named Arshdeep Singh as a fine bowler and finished up by expressing that if the left-arm seamer can keep on buckling down on his game, then, at that point, he can even proceed to address the Indian cricket crew at the global level.

"Arshdeep is an exceptionally fine bowler and on the off chance that he keeps on trying sincerely and perform this way, he would certainly come to Team India sometime in the not so distant future," finished up Virender Sehwag.