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Date of birth16 September 1989
Age37 years
BirthplaceChandigarh, India
ProfessionCricketer (Bowler)
NationalityIndian
Amanpreet Gill Biography
Punjab pacer Amanpreet Gill was a promising Under-19 India fast-medium bowler who later served Punjab cricket administratively.
Early life and backgroundAmanpreet Singh Gill was born on 16 September 1989 in Chandigarh, India. Raised in Punjab, he grew into a tall, athletic fast-medium bowler with black hair and black eyes. His listed height was about 6'1" (185 cm) and his playing weight around 70 kg (154 lbs). He came from a Sikh family and was known to follow a non-vegetarian diet.
Career
Gill rose through the junior ranks as a right-arm medium-fast bowler and represented Punjab at youth levels. His performances earned him selection to India’s Under-19 squad in 2007, where he played alongside several future international stars. As a right-handed batsman and pace bowler, he contributed primarily with the ball in limited youth internationals.
At Under-19 level Gill featured in six One-Day Internationals, taking nine wickets at a strong average, and appeared in two youth Tests, where he took two wickets. In his lone youth Test outing he dismissed an opponent who would go on to play international cricket. He was particularly effective in a 2007 tri-series in Sri Lanka against other Under-19 sides, registering nine wickets in five innings at an economical average and producing a notable 2 for 14 in six overs in a dominant win over Bangladesh Under-19 in Colombo. During his Under-19 stint he also toured England and Malaysia with the Indian team.
Despite solid numbers for the Under-19s, Gill narrowly missed selection for the 2008 ICC Under-19 Cricket World Cup. On the domestic front he played six first-class matches for Punjab between 2006 and 2008, taking 11 wickets including a best return of 4 for 72, and contributed useful lower-order runs. He was part of the Kings XI Punjab (now Punjab Kings) setup during the inaugural Indian Premier League in 2008, although he did not feature in the match-day squads that season.
After his playing days concluded, Gill remained involved in cricket within Punjab. He served on the Senior Selection Committee of the Punjab Cricket Association, taking on administrative responsibilities and helping shape squad selections and talent pathways in the state.
Public profile
Gill’s early association with teammates who later became prominent names in Indian cricket brought attention to his career. Former teammates and contemporaries acknowledged his work ethic and quiet demeanor. Major figures in Indian cricket expressed condolences following his passing, and Punjab Kings observed his memory by wearing black armbands during an IPL fixture on 6 May 2026.
Latest updates
Amanpreet Gill was admitted to hospital with an illness and died in Chandigarh on 6 May 2026. He was cremated at the Manimajra Cremation Ground the same day at 4 pm. Messages of shock and sympathy from former teammates and colleagues were shared publicly following his death.
Personal details
Gill’s full name was Amanpreet Singh Gill, and he was also known as Amanpreet Shergill in some records. He was associated with both Punjab’s state teams and the India Under-19 side during his playing career. His listed playing style was right-arm medium-fast bowling and right-handed batting.
Legacy
Though his time as a player at higher professional levels was brief, Gill’s contributions at youth international tournaments and domestic cricket, combined with his later administrative work, marked him as a figure who remained connected to the development of cricket in Punjab. Tributes after his passing highlighted the respect he earned from teammates and the broader cricket community.
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Recent Work
Served in an administrative role with the Punjab Cricket Association following retirement from playing.
After playing career (date unspecified)Career Highlights
- Represented India Under-19 in 2007; took nine wickets in six Under-19 ODIs.
- Played six first-class matches for Punjab (2006–08) with best bowling figures of 4/72.
- Part of Kings XI Punjab squad for the inaugural IPL season in 2008 (did not play in match-day squads).
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