Ehsan Khan is a Hong Kong cricketer who bowls right-arm offbreak. A right-handed batter, he has accumulated 311 runs across his ODI career.
Khan operates as a specialist bowler in the Hong Kong setup, where offbreak bowling remains a key skill in limited-overs cricket. His batting record suggests a lower-order role, typical for bowlers in the format, though he has managed to post runs when required.
Hong Kong cricket has produced several players who balance bowling duties with occasional batting contributions, and Khan fits that mould. The offbreak remains a stock delivery at international level, particularly valuable in the middle overs when batsmen look to accelerate and when conditions favour spin.
As a member of Hong Kong's cricket programme, Khan has competed at ODI level, where opportunities for Associate nations are more limited than for Full Members. His career reflects the reality of cricket outside the established Test-playing nations: fewer matches, less regular competition, and the need for players to be adaptable across formats and roles.
