Indian fast bowler Arshdeep Singh experienced a landmark day filled with major milestones both in his personal life and his professional cricket career. On November 11, 2026, the left-arm pacer officially announced his engagement to his partner, Samreen Kaur, shortly after finalizing a blockbuster ₹18 crore Indian Premier League (IPL) trade to the Mumbai Indians ahead of the 2027 season. A Heartfelt Proposal from Samreen Kaur The personal milestone was marked by a special surprise, as Samreen Kaur proposed to Arshdeep with an engagement ring. Taking to social media to share the joyful occasion with fans and well-wishers, the newly engaged couple posted a touching note celebrating their bond: “And of all the things life could have given us, I’m the happiest it gave us each other. To a lifetime together.” The announcement quickly drew congratulatory messages from across the cricketing fraternity and supporters alike. Blockbuster ₹18 Crore Move to Mumbai Indians Adding to the festivities on the professional front, Arshdeep Singh has completed a high-profile switch in the IPL trade window. Ahead of IPL 2027, the premier Indian pacer has moved from his longtime franchise, Punjab Kings, to five-time champions Mumbai Indians in a deal valued at ₹18 crore. Milestone DetailInformationPersonal UpdateEngaged to Samreen Kaur (announced November 11, 2026)New IPL FranchiseMumbai IndiansPrevious IPL FranchisePunjab KingsTrade Valuation₹18 Crore (ahead of IPL 2027) Having established himself as a vital death-overs specialist and new-ball threat for both India and Punjab Kings over the years, Arshdeep’s arrival significantly strengthens Mumbai Indians’ pace attack as they build their squad for the 2027 campaign. With a major career transfer locked in and a new chapter beginning off the field, November 11 stands out as one of the most memorable days of the cricketer’s journey. Post navigation Aaryavir Sehwag’s Dominant 160 Powers India into Semi-Finals with 70-Run Victory over UAE India Opts to Bowl After Winning the Toss Against New Zealand