07 Josh Inglis

A dynamic wicketkeeper-batter from Australia, Josh Inglis (born March 4, 1995) has quickly established himself as a “360-degree” threat in the T20 circuit. Known for his inventive stroke play—including his trademark ramps and reverse sweeps—Inglis provides a rare combination of technical stability and high-octane finishing.

As of January 22, 2026, Josh Inglis is coming off a standout maiden IPL season with the Punjab Kings (PBKS). After a strong showing in the 2025 campaign, he has been officially retained by Punjab Kings for the IPL 2026 season. He is currently a key member of the Australian white-ball squad and is expected to play a major role in their 2026 T20 World Cup campaign starting next month.

Josh Inglis: Career Profile & 2025 Highlights

The IPL 2025 “Revelation”

Josh Inglis’s debut IPL season was nothing short of spectacular. Initially starting on the bench, he forced his way into the XI and became the backbone of the Punjab Kings’ middle order.

• The Debut Impact: In just 11 innings, he amassed 278 runs, proving to be the “missing link” for PBKS in high-scoring chases.

• The “MI Masterclass”: His career-best IPL score of 73 against Mumbai Indians remains his most iconic knock, where he dismantled one of the league’s most elite pace attacks with surgical precision.

Technical Prowess & Wicketkeeping Utility

Inglis is not just a batter; he is widely regarded as one of the best pure glovemen in the world.

• The Finishing Edge: With a strike rate of 162.57 in his debut season, he demonstrated the ability to accelerate from ball one, a trait that led PBKS to retain him for IPL 2026.

• Global Demand: Beyond the IPL, Inglis has been a consistent performer in the BBL (Perth Scorchers) and the Vitality Blast, making him one of the most versatile overseas recruits in franchise cricket.

Josh Inglis: Consolidated IPL Statistics

Data consolidated as of January 22, 2026.