Arshdeep Singh shares insights of the Indian team celebration on his social media

Sanju Samson with Arshdeep Singh (Pic: X)

India's social media star Arshdeep Singh shared a sneak peek of team India's World Cup-winning celebrations. Singh posted a flurry of reels with his teammates after Team India hammered New Zealand by 96 runs in the final of the T20 World Cup.

Speaking to Harsha Bhogle shortly after the match, Arshdeep admitted that he had a few reel ideasbrewing. Recently, the Indian pacer made a reel with Virat Kohli, which gathered a lot of traction.

"I've thought of ten or fifteen reels, let's see how many we make," Arshdeep told Harsha Bhogle.

Arshdeep made a short video with the Player of the tournment Sanju Samson, saying "Paaji, justice milgaya." It was a classic reference to online chatter about Samson not getting enough chances to show his worth. The opener was initially dropped from the playing XI but made the most of his chance in the last four matches of the tournament.

Arshdeep followed the reel with a video with the Indian coach, Gautam Gambhir. The left arm pacer asked Gambhir to smile a bit more and got a little smirk out of the former Indian opener. Gambhir reciprocated by hailing Arshdeep as 'Singh is King.'

Later, Arshdeep posted a short video with Ishan Kishan. The southpaw played a key part in India's T20 World Cup win, scoring 317 runs, including a half-century in the final. In the video with Kishan, Arshdeep referred to a famous Bihari line saying, "Ek Bihari. Sab pe baari."

For his last reel, Arshdeep posted a solo video, saying, "First time it was so nice, we had to do it twice," referring to his two World T20 titles. Singh was part of the T20 World Cup-winning side in 2024.

The Indian team celebrate the World Cup win with friends and family

Team India's title celebration included pictures with friends and family. The likes of Hardik Pandya and Ishan Kishan were seen dancing with their partners, while Tilak Varma, Arshdeep Singh, and Abhishek Sharma were seen doing Bhangra.

Suryakumar Yadav and Hardik Pandya posed for pictures with the World Cup trophy as the celebration looked set to go late into the night.