Indian batsman had scored a double century in his debut, played cricket with Bumrah, now retired at the age of 31
Gujarat’s batsman Manpreet Juneja said goodbye to cricket at the age of just 31, has also played 7 matches in IPL.
Updated On – 4:49 pm, Mon, 14 March 22
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Gujarat batsman Manpreet Juneja has retired from all forms of cricket. His home state association GCA made the announcement on Monday. The GCA said in a statement, ‘Gujarat Cricket Association (GCA) congratulates Manpreet Juneja on a wonderful career. This batsman had announced his retirement from all forms of cricket on March 9. (PC-FACEBOOK)
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A right-handed batsman and right-arm off break bowler, Juneja has played for India A and India U-23 team. He represented the GCA in the domestic circuit and played for Delhi Daredevils and Sunrisers Hyderabad in the Indian Premier League. He played with Bumrah, Axar Patel in the ACCUS Emerging Team Cup.(PC-FACEBOOK)
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Born in Ahmedabad, Juneja, 31, scored 4265 runs in 69 first-class matches, with an unbeaten 201 as his best score. He scored nine centuries and 25 half-centuries in first-class matches. He also has 2 centuries in T20 and List A. (PC-FACEBOOK)
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Juneja, who made his debut against Tamil Nadu in 2011 in Ahmedabad, played a key role in Gujarat’s Ranji Trophy title win in the 2016-17 season. Juneja was also a part of the team when Gujarat became the champions of Vijay Hazare in 2015-16 and Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy in 2013-14 and 2012-13. (PC-FACEBOOK)
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Juneja had scored a double century in his first class debut itself. Juneja also got a chance to play 7 matches in IPL but he could score only 125 runs at an average of 17.86. (PC-FACEBOOK)
