Lance Khan, Pakistani baseball star, dies in the 21 -year -old Houston car accident

Lance Khan, a rising star in Pakistani baseball, died tragically at 21 after a car accident in Houston.

Khan, who left his mark representing Pakistan in the Lincoln 2023 Cup, was seen as one of the most exciting perspectives of the country’s baseball scene.

Product of Lamar Little League, then played university baseball at the University of St. Thomas (UST) in Houston, where his talent and positive attitude quickly made him a prominent player.

The official account of social media of Baseball Ust paid tribute to the young athlete, writing: “You will be with us forever, 4. Your attitude and love contagious for your teammates is something that cannot be taught. Your voice will resonate in the shelter for eternity. We love you, throw. Rest.”

Fakhar Shah, president of the Pakistan Baseball Federation, shared his pain, stating: “He was one of the brightest talents we had. His appearances on the international stage brought a new energy and optimism to sport in Pakistan.”

Khan’s journey was resilience. After overcoming a recent battle against cancer, he returned to the field with a renewed passion, inspiring those around him with his determination.

A Gofundme page has been established to help the Khan family with funeral and commemorative expenses. The accident also left one of Khan’s close friends injured, although they are expected to recover.

Tributes from teammates, coaches and friends in Pakistan and the United States have arrived, celebrating the legacy of the young athlete and the impact he had on the field.