Arshdeep Singh has emerged as a standout performer in the ongoing T20 World Cup, showcasing his prowess with the ball for India. The left-arm pacer has amassed an impressive tally of 15 dismissals, making him the second-highest wicket-taker in the tournament. His effectiveness spans both the initial overs and the crucial death phase, where his contributions have been pivotal. In India's recent clash against Australia, Arshdeep's bowling brilliance shone brightly as he secured three key wickets, including two crucial ones in his final over. Reflecting on his success in the tournament, Arshdeep attributed much of it to the pressure created by fellow pacer Jasprit Bumrah. He acknowledged that Bumrah's ability to maintain a tight grip on the game compels batsmen to take risks against him, opportunities which Arshdeep has adeptly seized upon.

Arshdeep elaborated that the aggressive approach of batsmen, prompted by Bumrah's economical spells, has played into his hands, allowing him to claim a plethora of wickets. With Bumrah typically conceding only three to four runs per over, opposition batsmen often look to exploit other bowlers, providing Arshdeep with openings to strike. His ability to capitalize on these situations has been crucial in India's campaign, underscoring his adaptability and match-winning potential.

“I guess a lot of credit goes to Jasprit because he puts a lot of pressure on the batters. He gives what, three or four runs in and over. So, batsmen are coming hard against me and when they are trying, I just have to try and bowl my best ball and there are a lot of chances of getting wickets there because on the other hand, they see the runs are not coming and the asking rate is going high,” India's left-arm pacer Arshdeep Singh was quoted as saying by India Today.

“So, they take more risk against me and there’s a chance always of getting a wicket there. So there’s a lot of credit of my wickets that goes to Jasprit,” he added.

India secured their spot in the semi-finals of the prestigious tournament with a commanding victory over Australia in the Super Eights. Their next challenge awaits against England at Providence Stadium in Guyana on June 27. This crucial match will determine which team advances to the final, where they will face the winner of the South Africa versus Afghanistan clash scheduled for June 29.

The clash against Australia saw India display their mettle in all facets of the game, setting up a semifinal encounter loaded with anticipation and high stakes. The team's journey to this stage has been marked by stellar performances and strategic acumen, making them a formidable contender for the championship. As they prepare to face England, India will look to capitalize on their momentum and continue their winning streak. The semi-final promises to be a battle of skill, nerve, and tactical prowess, with both teams vying fiercely for a chance to compete in the ultimate showdown.