Gmail – Recover a new (deleted) Gmail account

Gmail support states -

I want to retrieve my deleted account

Residual copies of deleted messages and accounts may take up to 60 days to be deleted from our active servers and may remain in our backup systems for an additional period of time. If you delete your Gmail address but wish to have it back, we work to help you recover your deleted accounts whenever possible. However, within a few weeks' time, accounts are usually no longer retrievable. Note that a successful recovery will only recover the username associated with the account.

That means even if you contact Google support and recovers your Gmail account, you won't get your mails back. Either way, your only hope is to mail Google support and ask for their help. And I hope it hasn't been much long since you deleted the account.

You can try recovering it via the Google Account recovery page: https://www.google.com/accounts/recovery/?&hl=en&rd=2

This only works for a limited amount of time according to the help article:

Google Accounts can only be recovered within a short period of time after deletion. If you received an error message stating “This account was deleted and is no longer recoverable,” the account has been deleted for too long and cannot be restored by our support team.

Some common reasons people see this message include:

• Your account was disabled for perceived spamming and, because you did not sign in to verify it, it was deleted. You never signed in to verify your identity. After some time, your account was deleted as it was deemed an abusive account.

• You intended to delete a certain product from your account but accidentally deleted the entire Google Account.

• You never owned this account but it was deleted by the true owner.