Gurkeerat Singh Mann, who represented Indian in three ODIS, played for Punjab Kings, Delhi Daredevils (now Delhi Capitals) and Royal Challengers Bangalore in the IPL.
Gurkeerat Singh Mann, who played three One-Day Internationals during India’s 2016 tour of Australia, announced his retirement from international and Indian cricket on Friday.
In addition to playing in India’s middle order, the 33-year-old bowled 10 overs of off-spin in the ODI series against Australia.
He made the choice to retire while being in and out of the Punjab team and playing his final of seven IPL seasons in 2020. “It’s the end of an incredible cricketing journey for me today.” “Representing India has been an honour and a privilege,” Mann wrote on Instagram.
“My heart is filled with gratitude for the support from my family, friends, coaches and my fellow players. Each one of you played a pivotal role in my career.
“I would also like to thank BCCI and PCA for their constant support, guidance and encouragement I’ve got throughout my journey. Here’s to the next chapter!” He first attracted attention on the domestic circuit in 2011 when his fiery batting helped Punjab win the CK Nayudu Trophy.
He was also on fire during the Ranji Trophy in 2015-16, scoring a double century.
He was called up to India’s Test team for the home series against South Africa before making his ODI debut, however he did not play.
In 2021-22, he was Punjab’s leading run-scorer in the Vijay Hazare Trophy.
He played for Punjab Kings, Delhi Daredevils (now Delhi Capitals), and Royal Challengers Bangalore in the IPL. He was a member of the title-winning Gujarat Titans squad in 2022, but he did not play. He has 511 runs at a strike rate of 121 in 41 IPL games.
He most recently appeared in one game during Punjab’s successful Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy campaign.
Gurkeerat can now look into playing in abroad T20 tournaments after announcing his retirement from Indian cricket.
