Harpreet brar

Harpreet Brar( born Sep 16, 1995 ) is an Indian cricketer who plays for Punjab in Domestic Cricket and plays for Punjab Kings in the IPL . Biography Full Name Harpreet Brar Nickname Preet Date of Birth 16 September 1995 Age 27 years Birth Place Moga, Punjab Playing Role Batting Allrounder Batting Style Left Handed Bat Bowling Style Left-arm orthodox Physical Stats & More Height (approx) 190 cm 1.90 m 6’ 2” Inches Eye Colour Black Hair Colour Black Career Info Teams Punjab, Punjab Kings, Punjab U-19, Punjab U-23 Harpreet Brar IPL team Punjab Kings Debut List A Debut: Bangladesh U-23 vs India U-23 on 21 September 2019 T20 and IPL Debut: Punjab Kings vs Delhi Capitals on Apr 20, 2019 Career Turning Point His impressive performances in the Under-23 season and domestic season earned him an IPL contract with Punjab Kings and also his performance in IPL 2021 can be regarded as his Career Turning Point. Jersey Number 95(IPL) Coach/Mentor Gurkeerat Singh Mann and Anil Kumble Personal Life Zodiac sign Virgo School Kendriya Vidyalaya, AFS High Grounds, Chandigarh College G.G.D.S.D College, Chandigarh Educational Qualification Not Known Family Father- Mohinder Singh Brar (Punjab Police Driver) Mother- Gurmeet Kaur Brar Sister- Ramanpreet Kaur Brar Girlfriend/Wife Not Known Religion Sikhism Hobbies Reading, Photography Favourite Things Favourite Cricketers Gurkeerat Singh Mann, Yuvraj Singh Harpreet Brar Profile Domestic Career Harpreet Brar had his own struggles to make his mark in th...

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Harpreet Brar had his bags packed and he was all set to move to Canada and start a new life, but that was when destiny had something else in store for him. A prolific performer at age group tournaments, and having attended four trials knocking at the door of the Punjab franchise, he finally got his break in 2019. Hailing from Moga, Punjab, Harpreet Brar was initially fascinated by cricket after he saw Yuvraj Singh smash six sixes off Stuart Broad. He was keen to make a name for himself in the sport, but didn’t have the financial backing to follow this passion. Brar however got some support from former Indian cricketer Gurkeerat Singh Maan, who lent Harpreet his bat and old cricket gear. Fast forward to 2019 and he was picked by Punjab Kings in the IPL, but his chances were few and far in between. Brar played three games in his first two IPL seasons, but remained wicketless and didn’t get too much with the bat as well. However, when the wickets came for him it came in heaps as Harpreet Brar put in a man of the match performance against RCB in 2020, where he became the first player to dismiss Virat Kohli, AB De Villiers and Glenn Maxwell in the same game. Since then, Harpreet Brar has been a handy all-rounder for Punjab Kings in the IPL, doing a job whenever called upon.

New Delhi [India], May 14 (ANI): Prabhsimran Singh and brave Harpreet Brar set the stage on fire as they powered Punjab Kings to a win over Delhi Capitals in the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2023 at the Arun Jaitley stadium. Prabhsimran smashed his maiden IPL ton (103 off 65) to propel PBKS to a competitive total of 167/7. Harpreet Brar then ripped through the DC batting line-up with 4/30 as a lethal bowling performance from PBKS saw them restrict the home side to 136/8 and win the match by 31 runs. Delhi Capitals were knocked out of the competition courtesy of the loss while PBKS moved to sixth in the table courtesy of the win. Chasing 168, Delhi Capitals got off to a fast start courtesy of David Warner and Phil Salt. David Warner got going off the first ball itself, cracking a pull-through mid-wicket for a four. He then slapped one through backward point for two fours in a row. Phil Salt then got into the groove cracking a couple of fours off Harpreet Brar as the pair accumulated 13 off the over. The boundary flow didn’t stop as the duo hit a total of 11 fours and a six inside the Powerplay to take DC to 65/0 at the end of the first six overs. Brar finally provided the breakthrough as he came back strong to clean up Salt (21 off 17). Warner then brought up his 60th IPL fifty, off just 23 balls but soon he saw Mitchell Marsh depart at the other end as he was trapped LBW by Rahul Chahar. It all started going downhill for Delhi Capitals from then on. The home side lost anoth...

Tribune Web Desk Chandigarh, June 12 The Anti-Gangster Task Force of police have arrested gangster Harpreet Singh, a close associate of fugitive gangster Goldy Brar and mastermind of Pardeep Singh murder case of Kotkapura. On November 12, 2022, six gangsters had killed Pardeep Singh. DGP Gaurav Yadav said this in a tweet. An FIR was registered under relevant sections of the IPC, Arms Act and UAPA.