Despite 91 T20Is and 18 ODIs for India, the Punjab pacer is still waiting for his Test debut. But that hasn’t stopped him from carrying both red and white balls in his kit; a quiet symbol of his ambition. After missing his debut last year due to injury, he’s now back in red-ball action, bowling rhythmically even on spinner-friendly pitches. His county stint with Kent in 2023? Not a fluke; it’s proof he’s serious about testing himself in the longest format. The team management’s message is simple: deliver, and the chance will come. With the Duleep Trophy spotlight shining on him, Arshdeep’s journey isn’t just about playing Tests; it’s about redefining what a modern Indian pacer can be. This isn’t just cricket. It’s quiet determination with every seam movement.