Watch: Arshdeep Singh Breaks Into Bhangra as Rain Forces Draw in Manchester Thriller

At Old Trafford on Sunday, Team India accomplished the unthinkable, forcing a series-saving draw in the fourth Test match against England. After batting out the hosts and reaching their hundreds, Ravindra Jadeja and Washington Sundar shook hands with Ben Stokes and company.

In the fourth Test, India gave an outstanding effort. The visitors mounted an incredible comeback after falling behind by more than 300 runs and losing two wickets in their second innings without scoring. Shubman Gill, Ravindra Jadeja, and Washington Sundar's centuries helped create the draw. With one game remaining, India maintained the series at 2-1 by finishing at 425/4, denying England a victory.

Arshdeep Singh Goes Viral:

Arshdeep Singh doing Bhangra. 😂pic.twitter.com/LxEtDUTF5R

— Mufaddal Vohra (@mufaddal_vohra) July 28, 2025

The draw brought relief to the Indian camp. The fact that they didn't have to go home with a shattered heart made the Indian fans in the Old Trafford stands equally happy. Fast bowler Arshdeep Singh was seen performing bhangra while accompanying his colleagues to the changing room, which fit the mood. Indian cricket fans showered the Punjab Kings with love after they posted the video on their social media accounts.

The video, which shows the 25-year-old dancing his way up the stairs, has gone viral. Meanwhile, Arsheep, who hasn't yet been included in the playing XI, performed a bhangra celebration on his approach to the changing room. During a training session in Beckenham, the left-arm bowler who was anticipated to make his possible debut in the Manchester Test was sidelined due to an impact injury to his left thumb sustained while bowling in the nets. 

In addition, Kuldeep Yadav, an excellent spinner, might also replace Shardul Thakur in the starting lineup for the last Test. Notably, Kuldeep is a key member of the XI, as Indian bowling coach Morne Morkel had previously stated. But in order for him to be selected, the top six batters must bat more convincingly and reliably. 

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