The new Yuvraj Shubhman Gill of Punjab, who has baton for the first time at the age of three, has become the emperor of cricket. Shubhaman has been selected as Player of the Tournament of Under-19 Cricket World Cup. He scored 372 runs in five innings of 6 matches, his average was the best 184.5. Let him know that his grandfather had given Shubhaman a child in his childhood and since then he started playing
Shubhaman was born on September 8, 1999, in Jamal Singiwala village of Phazilka. Shubhaman's father, Lakhwinder Singh, is a farmer with a profession.
According to the father, Shubhaman had love for cricket since childhood. Many times he did not sleep until he kept a bat near his pillow.
According to information, Lakhwinder Singh had an interest in cricket from the beginning but he could not complete his dream.
- After seeing the interest in son's cricket, the father thought that Shubhaman would never be able to move forward so he came and settled in Mohali.
Shubhaman was born on September 8, 1999, in Jamal Singiwala village of Phazilka. Shubhaman's father, Lakhwinder Singh, is a farmer with a profession.
According to the father, Shubhaman had love for cricket since childhood. Many times he did not sleep until he kept a bat near his pillow.
According to information, Lakhwinder Singh had an interest in cricket from the beginning but he could not complete his dream.
- After seeing the interest in son's cricket, the father thought that Shubhaman would never be able to move forward so he came and settled in Mohali.
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