Babar Azam is set to go under hammer for the first-time in ILT20 2026 auction (Source: AFP)The International League T20 (ILT20 2026) auction is set to take place on October 1 in Dubai, with several big international names entering the auction pool. Among them are a number of Pakistan players, including Babar Azam, Fakhar Zaman, Saim Ayub and Naseem Shah.According to the detailed player list published ahead of the auction, 17 Pakistan players have registered for the ILT20 2026 auction. They have been divided across the $80,000, $40,000 and $10,000 reserve-price brackets.Four of the Pakistan players have previously featured in the ILT20, while the remaining players are entering the auction for a maiden ILT20 contract.Below is the full list of Pakistan players who have registered for the ILT20 2026 auction.1. Babar AzamThe Pakistan stalwart, Babar Azam, is entering the ILT20 auction for the first time. He is one of the headline names in the $80,000 category.Also read: ILT20 Boss Breaks Silence On Babar Azam's ParticipationBabar has an extensive T20 record, with 359 matches and 12,493 runs, including 101 fifties and 13 centuries. He has also scored 4,596 runs in 145 T20Is.2. Fakhar ZamanFakhar Zaman is one of the Pakistan players who have already featured in the ILT20. He played for the Desert Vipers in their title-winning campaign last season and has been listed with an RTM option for the franchise at the upcoming auction in the $80,000 category.In 21 matches across two ILT20 seasons, 2024/25 and 2025/26, Zaman has scored 482 runs, averaging 24.10 at a 128.87 strike rate, including three fifties and a best of 71*.3. Naseem ShahNaseem Shah was also part of the Desert Vipers’ successful campaign in the previous edition. He has once again entered the auction at the highest $80,000 reserve-price bracket and is eligible for the Vipers’ RTM option.The premium Pakistan fast bowler featured in 8 ILT20 2025/26 matches for Desert Vipers, taking 12 wickets at an average of 17.91 and an economy rate of 6.97.4. Usman TariqUsman Tariq made his ILT20 appearance for the Desert Vipers in the 2025/26 edition. The mystery spinner returns to the auction pool in the $80,000 category.In his 2 ILT20 appearances, Usman Tariq took 5 wickets at an average of 10.60 and an economy rate of 6.62.5. Hassan NawazHassan Nawaz is another Pakistan player with previous ILT20 experience. He played for the Desert Vipers and is in the $40,000 reserve-price category for the upcoming auction.Also read: Pakistan Players' Performances In CPL 2026In his maiden ILT20 edition, Nawaz scored 124 across 12 matches. Nawaz had a quiet season with the bat but made a strong defensive impact in the field, finishing among the leading catch takers (12 catches) of the tournament.6. Hasan AliHasan Ali has registered for the auction in the highest reserve-price bracket of $80,000. The Pakistan fast bowler has played 250 T20 matches, taking 369 wickets and scoring 910 runs in the available career record.7. Shadab KhanShadab Khan is another Pakistan all-rounder in the auction pool. He has been placed in the $40,000 category.Previously, Shadab featured in the 2023/24 International League T20 season. However, he had a quiet, disappointing season as an all-rounder for the Desert Vipers.8. Mohammad NawazMohammad Nawaz has registered for the ILT20 2026 auction at the $80,000 reserve price. The left-arm all-rounder has featured in 347 T20 matches, scoring 3,960 runs and taking 288 wickets.9. Saim AyubSaim Ayub is one of the younger Pakistan names in the highest reserve-price bracket of $80,000.The talented bloke has scored 1,298 runs and taken 29 wickets in 67 T20Is. In franchise T20 cricket, he has also represented teams in competitions including the CPL, BPL and PSL. His PSL record currently stands at 1,232 runs and 20 wickets from 53 matches.10. Khushdil ShahKhushdil Shah has entered the auction at a $40,000 reserve price. He has played 239 T20 matches, scoring 4,203 runs and taking 110 wickets. Moreover, in 38 T20I matches, he has scored 434 runs and taken six wickets.11. Maaz SadaqatOn September 20, 2026, Maaz Sadaqat made history in the Caribbean Premier League (CPL) 2026 season by becoming the first player to score a century in a CPL final and the tournament's youngest centurion.Pakistan's 21-year-old star has been listed in the $40,000 bracket for the ILT20 2026 auction.The left-handed all-rounder has played 52 T20 matches, scoring 1,570 runs and taking 17 wickets in his career so far. He has also played in the PSL, BPL, Nepal Premier League and CPL.12. Sahibzada FarhanOne of Pakistan’s best modern-day T20 batters, Sahibzada Farhan is among the Pakistan players placed in the top $80,000 category.Also read: Babar Azam Confirmed; Only 1 Indian Named For ILT20 2026-27 AuctionHe has played 181 T20 matches, scoring 5,526 runs at a strike rate of 139.47, with 35 fifties and nine centuries.13. Abdul SamadAbdul Samad has registered at a $40,000 reserve price. The Pakistan batter has played 41 T20 matches, scoring 531 runs at a strike rate of 152.58. He has also represented Pakistan in five T20Is, scoring 66 runs.14. Farhan YousafFarhan Yousaf is another young Pakistan batter in the $40,000 category in the ILT20 2026 auction. He has played 22 T20 matches, scoring 390 runs at an average of 35.45 and a strike rate of 170.30.15. Sufyan MoqimSufyan Moqim has been placed in the highest $80,000 reserve-price bracket. The left-arm spinner has played 73 T20 matches, taking 111 wickets at an average of 15.91 and an economy rate of 6.78.16. Hunain ShahHunain Shah, the younger brother of Naseem Shah, has registered at a $40,000 reserve price. He has played 21 Pakistan Super League matches, taking 25 wickets, while his wider T20 record also includes his 2026 CPL campaign. He has 16 wickets from 13 CPL matches.17. Ghazi GhoriGhazi Ghori is the only Pakistan player in the lowest reserve-price category of $10,000. The wicketkeeper-batter is yet to play in the ILT20 and has not made his Pakistan T20I debut. He has played 19 T20 matches, averaging around 20 with a strike rate of around 112.Also read: Virat Kohli Retired From Tests Due To 'Dissatisfaction' With Management, Claims Mohammad Kaif