Virandeep Singh is the heartbeat of Malaysian cricket. Born on March 23, 1999, in Kuala Lumpur, he represents the new era of cricket in Malaysia—a leader by example, a technically gifted batter, and a true student of the game. Cricket isn’t just a profession for Virandeep; it’s been part of his family legacy. His older brother, Pavandeep Singh, is also a national cricketer, and the two have grown into stalwarts of the Malaysian team. Virandeep’s love for cricket began on the streets and fields of Kuala Lumpur, where he spent countless hours perfecting his batting and off-spin bowling. His journey through age-group cricket was marked by sheer hunger to improve. At just 15 years old, he made his senior debut, making him one of the youngest ever to play for Malaysia. Over the years, Virandeep has transformed into Malaysia’s most dependable batter. Whether opening the innings or anchoring the middle order, he combines elegance with aggression, playing shots all around the wicket. He has notched up multiple half-centuries and centuries in T20Is and regional tournaments, consistently proving his class against both Associate and Full Member nations. But Virandeep isn’t just a batter. He’s also a handy off-spinner, known for his control and variation. In tight contests, he often chips in with economical overs or key breakthroughs. His all-round abilities make him an asset, especially in high-pressure matches like the ACC tournaments and ICC T20 World Cup qualifiers. In 2020, Virandeep became the youngest captain in Malaysia’s cricket history, shouldering responsibility with surprising maturity. Under his leadership, Malaysia has shown remarkable progress—challenging stronger sides, climbing ICC rankings, and earning recognition in the Associate world. His calm demeanor, tactical awareness, and never-say-die spirit have inspired a generation of young Malaysian cricketers. Off the field, Virandeep is known for his humility and dedication. He actively promotes cricket development in Malaysia, participating in grassroots coaching clinics and advocating for youth involvement. A university student alongside his cricketing duties, he balances academics and sport with impressive discipline. As of 2025, Virandeep remains central to Malaysia’s cricketing ambitions. With T20 leagues opening doors for Associate stars, he’s expected to break into international franchise cricket soon. His goal? To take Malaysia to the ICC T20 World Cup and help the nation earn Full Member status one day. Virandeep Singh’s story is still unfolding, but already, he stands tall as the face of Malaysian cricket—a leader, a performer, and a believer.