Having lost both their Super Four fixtures so far, India are not having a memorable Asia Cup campaign this year. The Rohit Sharma-led side failed to defend 170+ totals on both occasions against Pakistan and Sri Lanka respectively, courtesy of collective ordinary bowling displays. In both matches, Arshdeep Singh was asked to bowl the last over when their opponents required a meagre seven runs to register victories. He tried as much as he could but ended up on the losing side in both attempts.
But before that, during India's Super Four fixture against Pakistan, Arshdeep made a mistake, which later proved costly. During the 18th over of Pakistan's innings, the left-arm pacer, who was well placed at short third, dropped a crucial Asif Ali catch, which could have been easily taken. After that, Bhuvneshwar Kumar conceded 19 runs off the 19th over as eventually India lost the match.
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Find OutSince then, Arshdeep has received a lot of hatred across social media platforms. But above all, when he was boarding the team bus to get back to the hotel, Arshdeep was called 'traitor' on the face by a spectator. He stopped for a few seconds after hearing that and stared at that man with anger before entering the bus.
A senior journalist Vimal Kumar was seen scolding that man for his unnecessary remark and later on, security came to the rescue.
Shameful
Arshdeep Singh is abused after the match.
— Cricket Videos🏏 (@Crickket__Video)
Premier bowler didn't leave any hope
Premier bowler gave 19 runs in the last match & 14 runs in this. Making poor Arshdeep defend run a ball in the last over in consecutive matches. Bhagao bsdk
— Gabbbar (@GabbbarSingh)
Absolutely poor
Bhuvi giving 7 runs to defend in 6 balls to Arshdeep
— Sagar 🇮🇳🇦🇫 (@sagarcasm)
BP thru the roof
Arshdeep hasn't even got 10 runs to defend in final over. High BP alert.
— Silly Point (@FarziCricketer)
Great pacers
I kinda see this similarity between Arshdeep and Natarajan. Both have really good yorkers but I feel like they lack a wicket taking delivery apart from that. Of course Arshdeep is quicker, which makes it better. I wish the guy works on it cause he's so good at death overs.
— Heisenberg ☢ (@internetumpire)
Difficult
Arshdeep Singh both times against Pakistan and now against Sri Lanka to defend 7 runs in 20th over and both times he took the match almost last ball. He Bowled incredibly well in death overs.
— CricketMAN2 (@ImTanujSingh)
Well done, Champion Arshdeep Singh.
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