Gurkeerat Singh Mann

Gurkeerat Singh Mann - Batsman

Jun 29, 1990
Personal Information
  • Full Name Gurkeerat Singh Mann
  • Born Jun 29, 1990
  • Birth Place Muktsar, Punjab
  • Height **
  • Role Batsman
  • Batting Style Right Handed Bat
  • Bowling Style Right-arm offbreak
Teams
Toyam Hyderabad
India Champions
Konark Suryas Odisha
Northern Challengers
Chhattisgarh Warriors
India Masters
Delhi Warriors
Batting Career
Format IPL ODI T20 Test
Matches 41 3 36 0
Innings 32 3 31 0
Runs 511 13 929 0
Balls 422 13 600 0
Highest 65 8 86 0
Average 21.29 6.50 29.97 0.00
SR 121.09 100.00 154.83 0.00
Not Out 8 1 5 0
Fours 55 2 93 0
Sixes 11 0 40 0
Ducks 4 0 2 0
50s 2 0 6 0
100s 0 0 0 0
Bowling Career
Format IPL ODI T20 Test
Matches 41 3 36 0
Innings 6 3 13 0
Runs 97 68 202 0
Balls 78 60 161 0
Wickets 5 0 12 0
Avg 19.40 0.00 16.83 0.00
Eco 7.46 6.80 7.53 0.00
SR 15.60 0.00 13.42 0.00
BBI 2-15 0-17 0 0
4w 0 0 1 0
5w 0 0 0 0
About

At the age of nine, a boy staying near PCA stadium in Mohali got obsessed with the sound of ball on bat. Thus began a dream which came to life when he was selected in the ODI squad against the visiting Proteas in 2015. Talk about Gurkeerat Singh Mann and here's someone who just goes about his business without too much fuss. Who knows his limitations, and how to maximize his potential with what he has.

Gurkeerat rose up the ranks from various U-19 and U-22 competitions for Punjab. He was part of the CK Nayudu winning U-22 team. And as performances started weighing up, came the IPL contract from Kings XI Punjab in 2012.
IPL through the years

A journeyman from Punjab, Gurkeerat's IPL career began with his home-based franchise, Kings XI Punjab, in 2012. In only his second game playing for the franchise, came a match-winning 12-ball 29 in a run-chase. Always a part of the fringe, his cameos were useful in the larger context of the match. His ability to hit big and long and his useful off-breaks, coupled with his fielding abilities - makes him an attractive package for any franchise. In fact, his catch to dismiss Ross Taylor was voted as the 'catch of the tournament' in 2013.

After five rather uneventful seasons with his home franchise, Gurkeerat was bought by Delhi Daredevils in the 2018 auctions - but was left to warm the bench. After six years of staying with northern Indian franchises, Mann found a home in the south ahead of the 2019 season, with the Royal Challengers splashing 50 lakhs for his services.

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