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Islamabad United Team: Squad, Results, Stats & Schedule
Islamabad United's complete team hub: the official 20-player HBL PSL 11 squad, all 12 completed scores, second-place league finish and Eliminator 2 exit, Sameer Minhas and Shadab Khan's season-leading numbers, Luke Ronchi's coaching staff, Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium, ownership, official channels and all 11 PSL seasons including three championships.

ISU
HBL PSL champions 2016, 2018 and 2024 · PSL 11 Eliminator 2 · 10 playoff appearances
- Captain
- Shadab Khan
- Head coach
- Luke Ronchi
- Home
- Rawalpindi Stadium
- Founded
- 2015 · first played in 2016
Team overview
Islamabad United at a glance
Islamabad United are one of the five original Pakistan Super League franchises. Leonine Global Sports has owned the team since the league's launch, and in November 2025 the ownership agreement was renewed for another ten years.
United won the inaugural 2016 title, became the first two-time champions in 2018 and added a third championship in 2024. They have reached the playoffs in ten of 11 seasons; 2020 remains the only campaign in which they did not qualify.
In HBL PSL 11, Islamabad finished second in the league phase with six wins, three losses, one abandonment, 13 points and NRR +1.667. Peshawar Zalmi beat them by 70 runs in the Qualifier, and Hyderabad Kingsmen then ended their season by two runs in Eliminator 2.
Second in league stage; Eliminator 2 finish
United finished second in the ten-match league phase at 6-3 with one abandonment, 13 points and NRR +1.667. Defeats in the Qualifier and Eliminator 2 made the complete season record 6-5 with one no-result.
Performance leaders
Islamabad United's PSL 11 team leaders
Figures cover all 12 Islamabad matches: ten league fixtures, the Qualifier and Eliminator 2. Shadab's all-round card is supported by the official HBL PSL 11 award rather than an invented composite ranking.
Sameer Minhas
11 matches · average 38.78 · strike rate 155.80
Devon Conway
11 matches · average 35.00 · 36 fours and 11 sixes
Shadab Khan
10 matches · average 14.47 · economy 7.03
Joint second wicket-taker12 wicketsRichard Gleeson
Nine matches; level with Imad Wasim
Shadab Khan
Official HBL PSL 11 best all-rounder and Team of the Tournament selection
Sameer Minhas
Against Quetta Gladiators in an eight-wicket chase
Completed scores
All 12 Islamabad United scores in HBL PSL 11
The complete season is listed in match order: ten league fixtures, including the abandoned Peshawar match, followed by the Qualifier and Eliminator 2. No PSL 12 schedule has been announced.
| Result | Date | Opponent & venue | Scores | Outcome |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| L | Match 4 | Multan SultansGaddafi Stadium, Lahore | ISU 171/8 (20 overs)Multan Sultans 175/5 (18.4 overs) | Lost by 5 wickets |
| NR | Match 7 | Peshawar ZalmiGaddafi Stadium, Lahore | ISU Did not batPeshawar Zalmi Did not bat | No result · abandoned without a ball |
| W | Match 9 | Quetta GladiatorsGaddafi Stadium, Lahore | ISU 189/2 (18.2 overs)Quetta Gladiators 183/5 (20 overs) | Won by 8 wickets |
| W | Match 12 | RawalpindizGaddafi Stadium, Lahore | ISU 157/3 (14.2 overs)Rawalpindiz 156/7 (20 overs) | Won by 7 wickets |
| W | Match 16 | Lahore QalandarsNational Bank Stadium, Karachi | ISU 104/1 (10.2 overs)Lahore Qalandars 100 all out (18.3 overs) | Won by 9 wickets |
| L | Match 21 | Hyderabad KingsmenNational Bank Stadium, Karachi | ISU 153/9 (20 overs)Hyderabad Kingsmen 157/4 (18.1 overs) | Lost by 6 wickets |
| W | Match 25 | Karachi KingsNational Bank Stadium, Karachi | ISU 153/2 (16 overs)Karachi Kings 150/6 (20 overs) | Won by 8 wickets |
| L | Match 34 | RawalpindizNational Bank Stadium, Karachi | ISU 137 all out (20 overs)Rawalpindiz 140/4 (18.1 overs) | Lost by 6 wickets |
| W | Match 36 | Hyderabad KingsmenNational Bank Stadium, Karachi | ISU 83/2 (6.4 overs)Hyderabad Kingsmen 80 all out (15.5 overs) | Won by 8 wickets |
| W | Match 40 | Multan SultansNational Bank Stadium, Karachi | ISU 193/6 (18.4 overs)Multan Sultans 192/7 (20 overs) | Won by 4 wickets |
| L | Match Qualifier | Peshawar ZalmiNational Bank Stadium, Karachi | ISU 151 all out (18.4 overs)Peshawar Zalmi 221/7 (20 overs) | Lost by 70 runs |
| L | Match Eliminator 2 | Hyderabad KingsmenGaddafi Stadium, Lahore | ISU 184/7 (20 overs)Hyderabad Kingsmen 186/5 (20 overs) | Lost by 2 runs |
Official HBL PSL 11 registered squad
Islamabad United PSL 11 squad
The 20-player list follows the official HBL PSL squad graphic published for 2026. It reflects the registered tournament group after the auction and player changes, rather than repeating superseded auction-only names such as Max Bryant, Khurram Shahzad, Mohammad Wasim Jr and Shamar Joseph.
Batters
BatterHaider Ali
BatterMark ChapmanWicketkeeper-batters
WK-BatterAndries Gous
WK-BatterMohsin RiazAll-Rounders
All-RounderChris Green
All-RounderFaheem Ashraf
All-RounderDipendra Singh AireeBowlers
BowlerRichard GleesonCompetition record
League and season history
Islamabad United have competed in every Pakistan Super League season since 2016 and do not field a team in another franchise league. Leonine Global Sports' other investments are separate entities, so their records are not merged here.
| Season | Finish | Record | Top scorer | Most wickets |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 · HBL PSL 11 | 2nd · Eliminator 2 | 6-3-1 league · 0-2 playoffs | Sameer Minhas · 349 | Shadab Khan · 17 |
| 2025 · HBL PSL X | 2nd · Eliminator 2 | 6 wins · 4 losses league | Sahibzada Farhan · 449 | Jason Holder · 15 |
| 2024 · HBL PSL 9 | Champions · 3rd | 5 wins · 4 losses · 1 NR league | Colin Munro · 326 | Naseem Shah · 15 |
| 2023 · HBL PSL 8 | 3rd · Eliminator | 6 wins · 4 losses league | Colin Munro · 298 | Hasan Ali · 13 |
| 2022 · HBL PSL 7 | 4th · Eliminator 2 | 4 wins · 6 losses league | Alex Hales · 355 | Shadab Khan · 19 |
| 2021 · HBL PSL 6 | 1st · Eliminator 2 | 8 wins · 2 losses league | Colin Munro · 285 | Hasan Ali · 13 |
| 2020 · HBL PSL 5 | 6th · League stage | 3 wins · 6 losses · 1 NR | Luke Ronchi · 266 | Shadab Khan · 8 |
| 2019 · HBL PSL 4 | 3rd · Eliminator 2 | 5 wins · 5 losses league | Cameron Delport · 355 | Faheem Ashraf · 21 |
| 2018 · HBL PSL 3 | Champions · 1st | 7 wins · 3 losses league | Luke Ronchi · 435 | Faheem Ashraf · 18 |
| 2017 · HBL PSL 2 | 4th · Eliminator | 4 wins · 4 losses league | Dwayne Smith · 274 | Rumman Raees · 12 |
| 2016 · HBL PSL 1 | Champions · 3rd | 4 wins · 4 losses league | Sharjeel Khan · 299 | Andre Russell · 16 |
Team operations
ISU coaching and support staff
Luke Ronchi
The former United title-winning opener returned as head coach for HBL PSL 11, replacing Mike Hesson.
Jacob Oram
Part of Ronchi's inaugural coaching group in 2026.
Ashley Wright
Continued with the franchise's batting program for PSL 11.
Ian Butler
Joined United in 2025 and remained part of the 2026 staff.
Shadab Khan
Captain since 2020; led United to the 2024 title and second place in the 2026 league table.
Home venue
Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium
Rawalpindi, PakistanRawalpindi Cricket Stadium is Islamabad United's established home venue and serves the Islamabad–Rawalpindi market. It hosted no HBL PSL 11 match after the 2026 tournament was operationally reduced to Lahore and Karachi; United played five league games in Lahore, five in Karachi, then one playoff in each city.
Open the official venue source ↗Team news
Latest ISU updates
Official team, HBL PSL and PCB releases cover the completed season, player awards and coaching change. Speculative transfer reports are excluded.
Shadab named PSL 11 best all-rounder; Sameer and Gleeson earn team honours
Read at HBL PSL ↗Season finish · 01 May 2026United fall two runs short in Eliminator 2
Read at HBL PSL ↗Qualifier · 28 Apr 2026Peshawar Zalmi beat Islamabad by 70 runs in the Qualifier
Read at HBL PSL ↗League finish · 26 Apr 2026Chapman's unbeaten 69 secures second place and a Qualifier berth
Read at HBL PSL ↗Record win · 24 Apr 2026Record 80-ball chase seals Islamabad's playoff place
Read at HBL PSL ↗Coaching appointment · 27 Jan 2026Luke Ronchi returns as Islamabad United head coach
Read at Islamabad United ↗Official destinations
ISU website and social handles
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Reader questions
Islamabad United FAQ
How many PSL titles has Islamabad United won?
Islamabad United has won three titles: the inaugural 2016 season, 2018 and 2024. No other PSL franchise has more through PSL 11.
Where did Islamabad United finish in PSL 11?
United finished second in the league stage with 13 points, then lost the Qualifier and Eliminator 2.
Who scored the most runs for Islamabad United in PSL 11?
Sameer Minhas led United with 349 runs in 11 matches at a strike rate of 155.80.
Who took the most wickets for Islamabad United?
Captain Shadab Khan took a team-high 17 wickets in ten matches and was named the tournament's best all-rounder.
Who captains and coaches Islamabad United?
Shadab Khan is captain and Luke Ronchi became head coach before PSL 11.
What is Islamabad United's home stadium?
Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium is the franchise's established home venue, although it hosted no PSL 11 match after the 2026 competition was reduced to Lahore and Karachi.
Who owns Islamabad United?
Leonine Global Sports, led by Ali Naqvi and Amna Naqvi, owns the franchise and renewed its PSL rights for 2026–2035.
Has Islamabad United missed the playoffs?
Only once. United reached the playoffs in ten of 11 seasons; the 2020 sixth-place finish is the sole exception.
Does Islamabad United play in another league?
No. Islamabad United competes in the Pakistan Super League; other Leonine sports properties are separate.
What are Islamabad United's official handles?
The club uses @IsbUnited on X, IsbUnitedPak on Facebook and @islamabadunitedpsl on Instagram and TikTok, with official YouTube and LinkedIn channels linked from its website.
References
Sources for this team page
Updated 2026-08-09. HBL PSL and PCB sources lead for the registered squad, results, table and awards; Islamabad United's own site leads for Ronchi and official channels. Historical rows are cross-checked against PSL/PCB season archives and completed team records.