Arshdeep's ability to swing the ball both ways is comparable to that of Jasprit Bumrah, according to former Indian cricketer Sunil Gavaskar, who said that the seamer should be evaluated for Test cricket shortly.

On Wednesday, June 12, India defeated the United States of America (USA) in the Nassau County International Cricket Stadium in New York, thanks in large part to Arshdeep Singh. In his four overs, the left-arm seamer claimed four wickets at a cost of just nine runs. In India's 7-wicket win, he was named “Player of the Match.”

"He looked to bowl at hard lengths, looking to get the ball into the right-hander, and a little away for the left-handers. That's been his strength, to be able to get both those deliveries on the spot and he wasn't looking to bowl too many yorkers today, he was looking to bowl the hard lengths. And his temperament is fantastic," Gavaskar said on Star Sports.

"I do believe that he, like, Bumrah can be a very, very good bowler in red-ball cricket as well. Because if he can move the white ball so well, just imagine what he can do with the red ball. So I think the selection committee would do very well to look at him as an option for the red-ball game as well," added Gavaskar.