Arshdeep Singh under HUGE scanner! PBKS to take THIS strict action to stop “reels culture” in IPL 2026

Arshdeep Singh has been under scanner of PBKS & BCCI over his reels in IPL 2026.

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) recently issued an advisory for all IPL 2026 teams related to protocol breaches, team discipline, and security issues. The Governing body has also urged all IPL teams to communicate the dos and don’ts of the advisory with their players.

Punjab Kings pacer Arshdeep Singh’s vlog and reels have come into the scanner after the BCCI’s advisory. The left-arm pacer is an active vlogger with over six million followers on Instagram. He is known for regularly posting reels that are quite popular on social media.

His vlogs caught the attention of the managers and officials of the BCCI when a video of his teammate, Yuzvendra Chahal, vaping on a flight became a big controversy. In their advisory, BCCI also ordered strict rules against the use of e-cigarettes and vapes.

Punjab Kings to formally ask Arshdeep Singh and other players to stop posting vlogs- Reports

According to a report by Cricbuzz, the PBKS management will formally ask Arshdeep and all the other players to stop posting reels and vlogs on their Instagram handle. In the future, the videos will be produced and posted only through the team’s official handles.

The franchise will conduct a meeting with their players on Saturday evening after the practice sessions at HPCA Stadium in Dharamsala to brief players about the BCCI’s advisory.

They will also obtain their signatures on their compliance with BCCI’s new guidelines. PBKS CEO Satish Menon will formally communicate with the players over the matter.

The BCCI has issued a slew of dos and don’ts for IPL players, support staff, managers, franchise officials and owners on a range of areas like room access to guests, leaving team hotels, smoking/vaping, display of accreditation cards and compliance with PMOA guidelines.

As per the BCCI instructions, every team manager needs to convene a meeting with the squad to brief them about the new guidelines within 48 hours of receiving the instructions.

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