Indian pacer Arshdeep Singh shattered an all-time record as he became India’s leading wicket-taker in T20Is, surpassing Yuzvendra Chahal, during the India vs England 1st T20I on January 23 (Wednesday) at Kolkata’s Eden Gardens Stadium.

Arshdeep Singh’s achievement of becoming India’s highest wicket-taker in T20Is in less than three years is a testament to his skill and consistency.

Young Indian pacer Arshdeep Singh made history on Wednesday, surpassing Yuzvendra Chahal to become India's leading wicket-taker in T20 Internationals during the opening match of the five-match series against England at Eden Gardens in Kolkata.

Left-arm speedster Arshdeep Singh rewrote history with his blistering pace at the iconic Eden Gardens by becoming India's leading wicket-taker in the men's T20I format. Since making his debut against England in 2022 in Southampton,

Arshdeep made his T20I debut against England in 2022 and has since then been one of India’s premier fast bowlers in the format.

Pacer Arshdeep Singh overtook former Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) spinner Yuzvendra Chahal to become India's leading wicket-taker in T20 internationals.

Arshdeep Singh has been among the best bowlers in T20Is of late. The left-arm speedster Arshdeep has now etched his name into the history books with his twin strikes in the first T20I against England at Eden Gardens,

Abhishek Sharma's explosive 79 off 34 balls led India to a seven-wicket win over England in the first T20I. India's disciplined bowling, highlighted by Arshdeep Singh's record-breaking performance, restricted England to 132.

Arshdeep Singh created history on Wednesday as he overtook spinner Yuzvendra Chahal to become India's highest wicket-taker in T20Is. The left-arm pacer took the wicket of Ben Duckett during the first T20I of the series against England to reach the feat;

Team India pacer Arshdeep Singh has added another feather to his career during the first T20I of the five-match series against England at the Eden Gardens Stadium in Kolkata on Wednesday, January 22.