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Naman Dhir

Middle-order batter; batting allrounder with right-arm offbreak · Right-hand bat

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Full name
Naman Dhir
Born
31 December 1999
Birthplace
Ambala, Haryana
Age on 22 October 2026
26
Role
Middle-order batter / batting allrounder
Batting style
Right-hand bat
Bowling style
Right-arm offbreak
Verified teams
Punjab; Mumbai Indians; India A; India
IPL team-qualified home ground
Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai (Mumbai Indians)
Team-qualified jersey number
Not verified
First-class debut
Punjab v Chandigarh, New Chandigarh, 13 December 2022
T20 debut
Punjab v Saurashtra, Ranchi, 16 October 2023
IPL debut
Mumbai Indians v Gujarat Titans, Ahmedabad, 24 March 2024
ODI debut
India v West Indies, Thiruvananthapuram, 27 September 2026
T20I debut
India v West Indies, Lucknow, 6 October 2026

Naman Dhir: Profile

Naman Dhir is an India and Mumbai Indians middle-order batter from Punjab who also bowls right-arm offbreak. He entered Mumbai's IPL setup after a high-impact Sher-e-Punjab T20 League season and has since become a flexible middle-order option.

Dhir's early senior path ran through Punjab: he made his first-class debut in December 2022, then played a supporting role in Punjab's 2023-24 Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy win. His 466 runs at a strike rate of almost 193 in the 2023 Sher-e-Punjab T20 League helped bring him to Mumbai Indians' attention.

Mumbai Indians signed him for INR 20 lakh ahead of IPL 2024, retained him with the right-to-match card for INR 5.25 crore ahead of 2025, and used him across all 16 matches in 2025. By 2026 he had made his ODI and T20I debuts for India, including a three-wicket T20I debut spell against West Indies.

Awards and honours

Awards and honours
YearAwardDetails
2023-24Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy winnerDhir was part of Punjab's title-winning squad; the fetched ESPNcricinfo profile identifies Punjab as the champion.