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Islamabad United officially revealed their much-anticipated “Class of 2026” squad, and the lineup clearly shows intent, balance, and championship ambition. The franchise has once again focused on all-round strength, overseas quality, and smart local picks, making them one of the most complete teams on paper for the upcoming season.
Islamabad United’s squad for 2026 is built around match-winning all-rounders and proven international performers. At the top of the list is Shadab Khan, who remains the face of the franchise. His leadership, leg-spin, and explosive batting make him the team’s most valuable asset.
The biggest investment has been made in Faheem Ashraf, underlining the team’s belief in fast-bowling all-rounders who can change games in both powerplay and death overs. Overseas batters Mark Chapman and Devon Conway add calmness and class to the batting order, giving Islamabad United a strong top-order foundation.
The middle order looks flexible and aggressive with players like Max Bryant, Haider Ali, Sameer Minhas, and Andries Gous, ensuring depth and adaptability against different opponents and pitch conditions.
Bowling remains Islamabad United’s biggest strength. The pace unit featuring Muhammad Hasnain, Salman Irshad, Richard Gleeson, and Shamar Joseph brings raw speed and wicket-taking ability. On the spin side, Imad Wasim and Mehran Mumtaz provide control and variation, especially on slow tracks.
Young and budget picks such as Sameen Gul, Dipendra Singh Airee, and Mir Hamza Sajjad add depth to the squad and could turn into surprise performers if given chances.
Overall, Islamabad United’s Class of 2026 reflects a well-planned strategy—experience at the top, energy in the middle, and firepower in bowling. Once again, they look ready to challenge strongly for the title.
All-Rounders:
Shadab Khan, Faheem Ashraf, Imad Wasim, Waseem Jnr, Dipendra Singh Airee
Batters:
Mark Chapman, Devon Conway, Max Bryant, Haider Ali, Sameer Minhas, Andries Gous
Bowlers:
Mehran Mumtaz, Salman Irshad, Shamar Joseph, Richard Gleeson, Muhammad Hasnain, Sameen Gul, Mir Hamza Sajjad