Naman Dhir, a promising young all-rounder from India, has been making waves in domestic cricket with his impressive performances. Known for his right-handed batting and off-break bowling, Dhir has shown a knack for contributing significantly with both bat and ball. In the 2023 domestic season, he caught the attention of cricket enthusiasts by scoring two centuries in first-class cricket, including a notable 134 against Saurashtra. His ability to finish innings with a flourish was instrumental in Punjab's maiden Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy win.

Dhir's journey in the Indian Premier League began with the Mumbai franchise, where he was picked up for the 2024 season. He accumulated 140 runs with a strike rate of 177.22, including a quickifre half-century. The Sher-e-Punjab T20 Cup followed, where he further enhanced his reputation. He then had a longer run in the 2025 IPL, where he made his opportunities count.

Later in the year, he was picked for India A in the ACC Emerging Teams Asia Cup, where the team exited in the semi-finals. Going into the 2025-26 domestic season, he was retained by Mumbai Indians ahead of the auction, which served as a boost as he shone in the two white-ball formats.