Indian fast bowler Arshdeep Singh has officially confirmed his relationship with actor-model Samreen Kaur, putting weeks of intense dating speculation to rest. On Sunday, July 26, 2026, the 27-year-old cricketer took to Instagram to share two intimate photographs of the couple embracing warmly, making their bond public for the very first time with the sweet, minimalist caption, "My Person ❤".
Rumours about the duo first flared up during the IPL 2026 season, when fans and media regularly spotted them together at airports and casual outings, and Samreen was frequently seen cheering passionately for the left-arm pacer from the VIP stands. Born on September 7, 1999, in Jammu and Kashmir, Samreen is a prominent model, actor, and social media influencer who first gained national recognition as a finalist in the Femina Miss India 2018 pageant.
Since then, she has successfully transitioned into acting, appearing in the ZEE5 web series Nail Polish, as well as mainstream Bollywood and Punjabi films like Kabir Khan’s sports drama 83 and the hit movie Sardaar Ji 2. Beyond cinema, Samreen is a highly familiar face in the Indian music industry, having starred in hit music videos alongside top artists like Jubin Nautiyal, Badshah, and Guru Randhawa.
This high-profile announcement has completely delighted both cricket and entertainment fans across the country, with a massive wave of love and congratulatory messages quickly pouring into the comments section from Arshdeep's Indian teammates and various Bollywood celebrities.
Arshdeep Singh endured difficult England tour as performance with ball fails to win matches
During the India tour of England in July 2026, Arshdeep Singh experienced a challenging yet eventful five-match stretch. He opened the series strongly on July 4, delivering his best bowling performance with an impressive 3/40 spell. However, his rhythm fluctuated in the subsequent games. On July 7 as he played the third T20I against England, he went wicketless, conceding 36 runs, but bounced back slightly on the fourth T20I on July 9 by taking 1/41.
His final two fixtures proved difficult for the bowling unit as he gave up 33 runs without a wicket on July 11 and suffered a tough outing on July 19, conceding 72 runs for no wickets. Interestingly, his batting provided a late spark, culminating in a resilient, career-boosting 15 not out during the final match but India lost the ODI series against England.
