Shahab Khan is a Pakistan right-arm fast bowler who has represented his country in one-day international cricket. A right-handed batter, he has accumulated 25 runs across his ODI appearances.
As a pace bowler, Khan operates in a role that demands control, fitness and the ability to exploit conditions - whether through seam movement, pace variation or reverse swing. Pakistan has a long tradition of producing fast bowlers of genuine quality, and Khan has competed within that framework at international level.
His ODI career statistics reflect a player still establishing himself in the format. The balance between his bowling workload and limited batting opportunities is typical for a specialist quick in the modern game, where batting depth is often sacrificed for bowling strength.
Khan's career trajectory and future prospects depend on his ability to take wickets consistently and adapt to the demands of international cricket across different conditions and opposition. Like many bowlers breaking into Pakistan's setup, he operates in a competitive environment where performance and opportunity are closely linked.
