About Virandeep Singh
Full Name: Virandeep Singh
Date of Birth: March 23, 1999
Birthplace: Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Role: Left-Handed Batter | Right-Arm Offbreak Bowler | All-Rounder
Virandeep Singh is not just the future of Malaysian cricket—he is its present. A gifted left-handed batter and a tidy off-spinner, Virandeep has risen through the ranks as one of the most talented players Malaysia has ever produced. What makes him truly stand out, however, is the maturity he carries both on and off the field, far beyond his years.
Born in Kuala Lumpur, Virandeep grew up in a cricket-loving Punjabi family. His brother, Pavandeep Singh, also plays for Malaysia as a left-arm spinner. The two brothers have represented Malaysia together, making them a symbol of cricketing excellence in the country. Virandeep made his debut for the national side at just 15 years old, instantly turning heads with his flair and confidence.
By his early twenties, he had already captained Malaysia in international tournaments, including the 2022 ICC Men's T20 World Cup Asia Qualifier, becoming one of the youngest international captains in the world. His aggressive yet calculated batting style has helped Malaysia punch above its weight against stronger Associate nations.
Career Highlights Include:
- Over 1000 T20I runs, making him one of Malaysia’s leading run-scorers
- Scored multiple half-centuries in ICC qualifiers and ACC events
- Took key wickets with his off-spin in tight encounters
- Captained Malaysia with poise in high-pressure tournaments
- Represented the country in the SEA Games, ICC Challenge League, and T20 Asia Qualifiers
- Became the youngest T20I captain in history (at age 20)
Virandeep’s batting is a mix of grace and authority. Whether he’s driving through the covers or executing a reverse sweep, he plays with style and assurance. His off-spin offers Malaysia an extra option with the ball, often used to break partnerships or control the middle overs.
Off the field, Virandeep is articulate, focused, and deeply committed to growing the game in Malaysia. He speaks passionately about youth development and dreams of taking Malaysia to the T20 World Cup stage.
With jersey number 77, Virandeep Singh is a shining beacon for Malaysian cricket—bold, smart, and built for greatness. If Malaysia reaches new heights, it’s certain that Virandeep’s name will be at the heart of that journey.