Harpreet singh bhatia

“After experiencing discomfort in my spine, I knew it was time to take action. I underwent a successful keyhole spine surgery yesterday, and I am glad to say that the recovery has already begun. A special thanks to Dr. Abhay Nene for overseeing the procedure,” Harpreet told in a post by Punjab Kings. “I would also like to thank Punjab Kings and Punjab Kings’ physios Andrew Leipus, Abhijit Kar for helping me play through pain during the IPL and Rahul Ahluwalia. Just a small break for now but I’ll be back with a bat in my hand soon. Waheguru ji ka Khalsa Waheguru ji ki fateh,” added Harpreet. Wishing our 🦁 Chetti field tey vekhna hain tuhannu! ♥️ Harpreet featured in three matches in the 16 th edition of the top-tier league and accumulated 77 runs at an average of 25.67. It is worth mentioning that the Punjab batter played his first IPL match after 10 years and 332 days, breaking the record for the longest gap between two fixtures in the lucrative T20 competition. For the unversed, the 31-year-old last donned the outfit of now-defunct Pune Warriors India in 2012. The batter garnered name in the 2022-23 season of the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy, as he amassed 196 runs at a brilliant average of 49.00 in six appearances for Chhattisgarh. Harpreet also grabbed eyeballs in the Vijay Hazare Trophy 2022, as he was among the leading run-getters of the competition. Having collected a humongous 516 runs in seven appearances, Harpreet laced it with four half-centuries and two tons for Chha...

Punjab Kings' veteran Indian cricketer Harpreet Singh Bhatia got his name etched into the record books after the 31-year-old was drafted into the playing eleven for the game against Lucknow Super Giants in IPL 2023. This is his first appearance in this year's competition and his first appearance in the competition since 2012, the longest gap for a player between two IPL matches. Harpreet Singh Bhatia, who represented the Indian team in the 2010 ICC Under-19 Cricket World Cup in New Zealand, was roped in by two-time IPL Champions Kolkata Knight Riders in 2010. He then went on to become a part of the now-defunct Pune Warriors India in 2011. A veteran of the domestic circuit, Harpreet was roped in by the Royal Challengers Bangalore in 2017 after an injury to Sarfaraz Khan but did not make any appearance for the franchise. Although the 31-year-old cricketer from Chattisgarh has not been given enough chances to showcase his skills in the illustrious competition, he went into the record books after making his debut for Punjab Kings in a game against LSG. His first appearance in the tournament after a hiatus of 3981 days makes him the player with the longest gap between two IPL matches, surpassing Matthew Wade's record of 3962 days. Veteran South African pacer Wayne Parnell occupies third place in the list of players with the most days between two IPL matches. He made his first appearance in the IPL after a gap of 3242 days for Royal Challengers Bangalore's match against LSG in I...

IMAGE: Punjab Kings's Harpreet Singh Bhatia hits out during the IPL 2023 game against the Mumbai Indians at the Wankhede stadium on Saturday, April 22, 2023. Photograph: BCCI It has been a long wait of more than 10 years for Harpreet Singh Bhatia, who played a crucial knock of 41 from 28 balls to help the Punjab Kings overpower the Mumbai Indians by 13 runs in the IPL 2023 match in Mumbai on Saturday. Harpreet, who has scored 77 runs in three games for PBKS, featured in the IPL after a long wait of 10 years and 332 days -- the longest gap between appearances for any player in the history of IPL. Harpreet, who had a base price of Rs 20 lakh (Rs 2 million), was bought by PBKS at the players auction in December 2022 for Rs 40 lakh (Rs 4 million). It was a big sigh of relief for the Chhattisgarh captain who missed out on the IPL auction in 2017 reportedly after a news agency incorrectly tweeted Harpreet's name instead of former Mumbai player Harmeet Singh, who was arrested for driving his car into the platform at the Andheri railway station in suburban Mumbai. This incident happened before the then IPL auction which made the franchises wary of picking a player who was on the wrong side of the law. Even though the news agency later issued another tweet saying 'Incident of driving car into Andheri Railway Stn platform involved U19 cricketer Harmeet Singh, not Harpreet Singh as reported earlier', for Harpreet it was a big blow in the prime of his career as the error cost him year...

Harpreet Singh Bhatia (Photo Source Harpreet Bhatiab/IG) Punjab Kings (PBKS) batter Harpreet Singh Bhatia successfully underwent a keyhole spine surgery on Friday, June 9. The 31-year-old batter endured the discomfort in his spine during the recently concluded IPL 2023. Harpreet confirmed that he will be on a break following the successful operation and expressed his gratitude to the franchise’s medical team and to the doctor for overseeing the procedure. “After experiencing discomfort in my spine, I knew it was time to take action. I underwent a successful keyhole spine surgery yesterday, and I am glad to say that the recovery has already begun. A special thanks to Dr. Abhay Nene for overseeing the procedure,” Harpreet told in a post by Punjab Kings. “I would also like to thank Punjab Kings and Punjab Kings’ physios Andrew Leipus, Abhijit Kar for helping me play through pain during the IPL and Rahul Ahluwalia. Just a small break for now but I’ll be back with a bat in my hand soon. Waheguru ji ka Khalsa Waheguru ji ki fateh,” added Harpreet. Wishing our 🦁 Chetti field tey vekhna hain tuhannu! ♥️ Harpreet featured in three matches in the 16 th edition of the top-tier league and accumulated 77 runs at an average of 25.67. It is worth mentioning that the Punjab batter played his first IPL match after 10 years and 332 days, breaking the record for the longest gap between two fixtures in the lucrative T20 competition. For the unversed, the 31-year-old last donned the outfit of ...

FULL NAME Harpreet Singh Bhatia PLACE OF BIRTH Durg, Madhya Pradesh, India BORN 11 August 1991 HEIGHT 5 ft 10 in (178 cm) EYE COLOUR Black BATTING STYLE Left Handed Bat BOWLING STYLE Right-arm medium ZODIAC SIGN Leo HOBBIES Listening to music HARPREET SINGH BHATIA’S INSTAGRAM HARPREET SINGH BHATIA’S TWITTER HARPREET SINGH BHATIA BIOGRAPHY HARPREET SINGH BHATIA’S NEWS Harpreet Singh Bhatia Then & Now Picture TEAMS HARPREET SINGH BHATIA PLAYED IN Kolkata Knight Riders, Madhya Pradesh, Pune Warriors, Central Zone, India B, Royal Challengers Bangalore, India Green, Chhattisgarh, India Red, Punjab Kings HARPREET SINGH BHATIA RECORDS • He scored 709 runs in seven matches in the Cooch Behar Trophy in 2008- 09, which won him the award for the best Under-19 cricketer of the season. • During the U-19 tour of Australia in 2009, he scored a total of 262 runs at 52.40.

Biography A left-handed batting all-rounder, Harpreet Singh Bhatia first made a splash in the 2008-09 edition of the Cooch Behar Trophy, amassing over 700 runs and being named the best Under-19 cricketer of the season. He later represented India at the 2010 ICC Under-19 Cricket World Cup in New Zealand. Now a veteran of the Indian domestic circuit for over a decade, Harpeet has an impressive domestic T20 record, averaging over 35 at a healthy strike rate.