Arshdeep Singh is an Indian cricketer who is primarily a left-arm medium pacer and a right-hand batsman. He was born on 5th February, Madhya Pradesh.

Arshdeep started playing cricket in his school days. He lived in a village named Kharar which was nearly 15 kilometers from his school. The buses became always full and traveling with cricket-kit made thing worst for Arshdeep. So, the young schoolboy bought a cycle and traveled 30 kilometers up-and-down every day to go to school and returned home after rigorous training in the evening. Every day he used to travel after the Sunset and it became a quite risky riding cycle on the highway where the trucks along with several other long-route four-wheelers used to travel. Arshdeep’s childhood coach Jaswant Rai had also a major contribution in building up his student's mental strength and bowling skills.

Arshdeep had an impressive height and speed that was suitable to become a quick bowler but his wrist position was technically correct. His follow—through was also faulty and his bowling arm did not come close to his ears at the time of delivery. He repaired all these things under the careful observation of his childhood coach. Arshdeep also was so focused and determined that he even did not talk to his parents if had failed to pick up wickets in a match or even during the net session.

Arshdeep Singh hogged the limelight in Vinoo Mankad Trophy in 2017-18, being the second-highest wicket-taker with 13 wickets in 4 matches. Rahul Dravid and Venkatesh Prasad were highly impressed after witnessing Arshdeep Singh’s bowling and recommended his name for the under-19 Asia Cup. In the same 2017-18 year. Arshdeep who failed to impress in the Asia Cup worked harder and in the third match of the Challengers Trophy, the 22-year old bowler picked up 5 for 9 and reserved his place in the under-19 Indian team for the under-19 World Cup. In the competition, India led by Prithvi Shaw won the title. Arshdeep played in only 2 matches and picked up 3 wickets at the cost of only 20 runs. He made his debut in first-class cricket for Punjab in 2019 in a Ranji Trophy match against Vidarbha. Arshdeep got the opportunity to bowl only in the first innings and captured 3 for 65 in 26 overs. He has participated in 3 first-class matches and picked up 9 wickets so far. Arshdeep has taken part in 12 List ‘A’ matches and claimed 11 wickets at 4.91 including his best figure of 2 for 17.

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Arshdeep Singh made his debut in the Indian Premier League (IPL) in 2019 after being bought by Kings XI Punjab. He has also been retained by the franchise for the upcoming IPL this season. Arshdeep Singh has played in 11 IPL matches and claimed 12 wickets at an economy rate of 9.38 including his best figure of 3 for 23.

Arshdeep Singh has so far played in 18 Twenty20 matches in the domestic circuit and claimed 22 wickets at an economy rate of 8.19 including his best figure of 3 for 16.

Arshdeep used to travel 30 kilometers every day by cycle to learn cricket.