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After the heartbreaking defeat in Qualifier 1 of IPL 2025, Punjab Kings (PBKS) bowling spearhead, Arshdeep Singh took to Snapchat to share a candid glimpse of his emotions. The young Indian fast bowler posted a heartfelt story that reflected both disappointment and determination, thanking the crowd for their unwavering support and promising to come back stronger in the next challenges.
The story came after the heavy defeat of PBKS at the hands of Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB). Despite finishing as table toppers, Punjab looked a different side altogether. Their batting collapsed badly, managing only 101 runs on the board, and RCB comfortably chased it down in just 10 overs with ease and confidence.
Arshdeep Singh shares a strong message after the defeat against RCB
In his story, Arshdeep shared a selfie taken while sitting on the team bus, with the words hunger and determination written on it, reflecting his focused mindset after the defeat. He thanked the people of Mullanpur for their unwavering support and expressed his eagerness to perform in the next two games, promising to give them plenty of reasons to celebrate soon.
“Thank You Mullanpur. Loved the support. Looking forward to the next two games and give you more than enough reasons to celebrate soon,” Arshdeep wrote.
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Here’s the story:
Arshdeep Singh’s performance for PBKS in IPL 2025
Arshdeep, known for his blistering bowling, has been a key performer for PBKS this season. Playing 15 games, he has taken a total of 18 wickets with an impressive economy rate of around 8. His accurate line and length, combined with well-executed variations in the death overs, make him one of the best T20 bowlers in the world. Arshdeep has been the backbone of Punjab’s bowling attack and a crucial reason behind the team’s successful run this season. His consistent performances have earned praise from fans and experts alike.
However, Qualifier 1 proved to be a night to forget for PBKS, who are still chasing their maiden title. Batting first, Punjab scored for a mere 101 runs, leaving fans and experts visibly frustrated with the poor shot selection from the batters. In reply, RCB chased it down in 10 overs with 8 wickets in hand. The humiliating defeat of the table toppers came in front of their home crowd in Mullanpur, making the loss even harder to swallow.
