India pacer Arshdeep Singh, Samreen Kaur get engaged in New Zealand; pics go viral | Cricket News
Indian fast bowler Arshdeep Singh got engaged to actor-model Samreen Kaur in New Zealand on Wednesday, sharing pictures of his proposal on social media.The announcement came just hours after his high-profile move from Punjab Kings to Mumbai Indians ahead of the IPL 2027 season was confirmed.Samreen shared pictures of Arshdeep proposing to her, along with a heartfelt message celebrating their relationship. “And of all the things life could have given us, I’m the happiest it gave us each other. To a lifetime together. 11.11.2026 (Hi Fiance),” she wrote on Instagram.The couple are currently in New Zealand, where Arshdeep is part of India’s ODI squad. Their engagement comes nearly four months after the cricketer made their relationship public by sharing pictures with Samreen on July 26, captioning them “My Person”.
Who is Samreen Kaur?
Samreen is an actor, model and social media personality from Jammu and Kashmir. She was a finalist in Femina Miss India 2018 and has appeared in projects such as the film ’83, the ZEE5 series Nail Polish and Punjabi film Sardaar Ji 2.She has also featured in music videos with singers including Guru Randhawa, Badshah and Jubin Nautiyal.Arshdeep had earlier spoken about their relationship after dedicating his unique wicket celebration during the first ODI against New Zealand to Samreen. “That’s for my girlfriend. We do these dance steps when we’re out walking or something like that.Whenever the mood is a little low, we cheer each other up with that celebration,” he said after taking four wickets.
A big day in Arshdeep’s career
The engagement also coincided with a major IPL development, as Arshdeep was traded from Punjab Kings to Mumbai Indians in exchange for Hardik Pandya ahead of IPL 2027.Arshdeep will join Mumbai at his existing fee of Rs 18 crore.The 27-year-old had represented Punjab since his IPL debut in 2019, finishing his stint as the franchise’s leading wicket-taker with 111 wickets in 96 matches.
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