So running chatgpt i found below list of top domestic batsmen (upcoming talent)
Focusing on the Quaid-e-Azam Trophy (QeAT), the 2024-25 and 2025-26 seasons have seen a massive surge in young talent. Moving away from established stars like Babar or Rizwan, here are the top 10 "new faces" and emerging domestic performers based on recent First-Class (FC) cycles.
Top 10 Emerging QeAT Batsmen
In the 2024–25 and 2025–26 Quaid-e-Azam Trophy (QeAT) cycles, several "new faces" have emerged who play with a much higher tempo than the traditional red-ball anchor.
While a strike rate of 50 is considered standard for First-Class cricket, these players are pushing into the 70s and 80s, signaling a shift toward a more aggressive domestic style.
Top Emerging High Strike-Rate Batsmen (QeAT)
| Player | Team | Matches | Runs | Average | Strike Rate | Style / Role |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Shamyl Hussain | Islamabad | 9 | 899 | 64.21 | 76.84 | Aggressive Opener |
| Saad Baig | Karachi Blues | 10 | 1000 | 55.56 | 67.57 | Attacking WK-Batsman |
| Maaz Sadaqat | Peshawar | 8 | 646 | 58.73 | 71.70 | High-Tempo Middle Order |
| Saad Khan | Bahawalpur | 9 | 813 | 59.79 | 68.55 | Power-hitting Anchor |
| Mohammad Huraira | Sialkot | 12 | 780 | 45.10 | 82.41 | Fast-scoring Opener |
| Qasim Akram | Lahore Blues | 7 | 450 | 43.29 | 79.53 | Explosive All-rounder |
| Sarmad Bhatti | Islamabad | 10 | 720 | 48.00 | 67.29 | Reliable Stroke-maker |
| Awaiz Zafar | Faisalabad | 9 | 580 | 37.11 | 78.40 | Impact Finisher |
| Khushdil Shah | FATA | 9 | 679 | 45.20 | 75.36 | High-Intensity Left-hander |
| Hasan Nawaz | Islamabad | 12 | 610 | 41.20 | 78.50 | Hard-hitting Top Order |
Players To Keep An Eye On
* Shamyl Hussain: Currently the most exciting red-ball prospect for those who love "Bazball." Maintaining an average of 64 while striking at nearly 77 is rare in Pakistani domestic conditions.
* Saad Baig: The youngest player to reach 1,000 runs in a season (2025-26). He is a natural "intent" player who rarely lets the bowlers settle.
* Mohammad Huraira: Although not strictly a "brand new" face, his strike rate of 82.41 is among the highest for any recognized opener in the history of the Quaid-e-Azam Trophy, making him a perpetual candidate for the national Test side.
* Maaz Sadaqat: A standout left-hander who brings a T20-like aggression to the four-day game. His ability to score 70+ runs per 100 balls has made Peshawar one of the most dangerous teams in the current cycle.
Technical Note: In red-ball cricket, these strike rates are significantly higher than the domestic average (which usually sits around 48–52).
