Gujarat Titans boast one of the most balanced fast-bowling line-ups going into IPL 2026, combining raw pace, international experience and variety across phases of the innings.
Kagiso Rabada
The spearhead of GT’s pace attack. Rabada brings express speed, bounce and a proven wicket-taking record in IPL and international cricket. His ability to strike early and deliver under pressure makes him the most impactful fast bowler in the squad.
Mohammed Siraj
A high-intensity fast bowler who thrives on aggression. Siraj’s strength lies in his ability to swing the new ball and hit hard lengths consistently. His growth as a complete T20 bowler adds depth to GT’s pace unit.
Prasidh Krishna
Known for extracting steep bounce due to his height, Prasidh offers a different challenge to batters. His hard-length bowling and improving control make him effective both in the middle overs and at the death.
Jason Holder
While primarily an all-rounder, Holder’s pace bowling remains a key asset. His height allows him to generate awkward bounce, and his experience helps him bowl smartly in pressure situations.
Luke Wood
The left-arm pace option in the squad. Wood adds variety with his angle across right-handers and his ability to swing the ball. He also provides a tactical option in match-ups.
Ashok Sharma
One of the most exciting Indian pace prospects in the squad. Known for bowling consistently above 140 kmph, Ashok brings raw speed and wicket-taking potential, especially in short spells.
Ishant Sharma
The experienced Indian pacer adds control and calmness. His ability to use seam movement and vary pace makes him a useful option, particularly on slower surfaces.
With Rabada leading the attack and strong support from Siraj, Prasidh Krishna and Holder, Gujarat Titans enter IPL 2026 with a fast-bowling unit capable of dominating across conditions.
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