Former Punjab cricketer Amanpreet Singh Gill, aged 36, has passed away in Chandigarh, leaving the cricket community in shock. Gill, a medium pacer, played six first-class matches for Punjab and was part of Kings XI Punjab in the first IPL season. He was known for his dedication and humility in Punjab cricket circles.
The Punjab Cricket Association expressed sorrow over Gill’s death, recognizing his significant contributions to cricket in the state. Gill, who had also represented India Under-19s, was serving on Punjab’s senior selection committee. The association praised his commitment and recalled his association with various cricket teams.
The PCA offered condolences to Gill’s family and friends, asking for strength during this difficult time. The cremation ceremony is set to be held at the Manimajra Cremation Ground in Chandigarh. The PCA’s official statement highlighted Gill’s passion for the game and his positive impact on Punjab cricket, emphasizing his roles with different cricket teams.
Former Indian all-rounder Yuvraj Singh paid tribute to Gill, describing him as a hardworking cricketer who cherished the sport. Yuvraj reminisced about their time together in the cricketing world and extended his sympathies to Gill’s family. He shared a heartfelt message on social media, remembering Gill as a quiet yet dedicated player.
