After India’s win at the T20 World Cup 2026 finals in Ahmedabad, Arshdeep Singh made reels with GautamGambhir, Sanju Samson, and IshanKishan.
India scripted history by becoming the first team to win the T20 World Cup at home and the first team to win three T20 World Cup trophies. On Sunday, India defeated New Zealand at the T20 World Cup 2026 finals at Ahmedabad’s NarendraModi Stadium. Arshdeep Singh, the left-arm medium-fast bowler, shared reels after the win, which have now gone viral.
Arshdeep Singh shares a reel with GautamGambhir, Sanju Samson, and IshanKishan.
Reels posted by Arshdeep Singh have now gone viral on the internet. In a reel with head coach GautamGambhir, Arshdeep teased him, saying, “Paaji, kade has vileyakaroyaar (brother, you should smile sometimes),” leaving the coach laughing. In his reel with Sanju Samson, he is heard saying, “Justice milgaya (finally got justice).” In another reel, he posted with IshanKishan, he said, “Ek Bihari sab pebhari.”
Watch the viral videos here:
Netizens react to the viral videos.
The reels posted by Arshdeep Singh have since gone viral on the internet. One user reacted, “bhaiArshdeepPaaji back 2 back reels after WC are more interesting than the final match.” Another chimed in on the Gambhir reel, “Legendary smile.” A third fan joked, “Gambhir is no more Gambhir.”
India created history by winning the T20 World Cup 2026 finals on Sunday, defeating New Zealand. With this win, captain Suryakumar Yadav (SKY) surpassed former skipper Rohit Sharma to record the best winning percentage by an Indian captain in T20Is. Under Suryakumar’s leadership, India has played 52 matches, winning 42, losing 8, and 2 ending in no result, giving him a win percentage of 80.77.

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