Rehan Hassan

Rehan is a high-quality British batting All-Rounder from London. A Left-handed top order Batsman & Right-arm Leg Spinner, Rehan was a member of the Essex youth squads from Essex U9s right through to having a contract & being on the Essex 1st XI squad. Having come through the Essex development program & representing England at the respective ages, Rehan struggled to get the right opportunities as an all rounder even after some excellent performances, which led him to look for opportunity elsewhere.

While spending the winter in Australia, Rehan was picked up by one of the Derbyshire coaches after having a very impressive season down under. His season long trial spell at Derbyshire spell went well, along with playing for Denby CC in the 2014 season. In 2015 following a return to London, Rehan had a spell at OMT CC this helped Rehan to continue to develop his all-round game, whilst playing in high class facilities and encourage him to continue his pursuit of cricket.

In 2016, Rehan joined Stevenage CC and again performed admirably, scoring 882 runs @ 55 and pilfering 25 wickets with his leg spin. After a mixed 2017, which started promisingly with West Indian Caveliers in Nottinghamshire and then ended with a second stint with Old Merchant Taylors CC for the last two months of the season, Rehan joined Enfield CC in the Middlesex League for 2018. Throughout 2018, he dominated with the bat, scoring 803 runs @ 61.77. He also chipped in with 30 wickets @ 15.73.

In summer 2019, after being let down late by a club, Rehan was quickly snapped up by Potters Bar CC in the ECB Herts Premier League at the end of May. In just 13 games, Rehan once again showed his penchant for runs, scoring 647 runs @ 58.82 in the league with a best of 109* coming against Welwyn Garden City CC. Rehan joined Shenley Village CC in 2021 for their Hertfordshire Championship promotion chase, again, scoring heavily with a high price on his wicket, with 768 runs @ 69.82.

Opting to spend time playing with friends, Rehan joined TTCC late in the 2022 season, scoring a lazy 354 runs @ 88.50. He returned for summer 2023 with 584 runs @ 44.92 with a best of 101 against Falkland CC. Summer 2024 was hampered by a groin injury which restricted him to just 11 appearances, scoring 370 runs @ 41.11.

Seeking a return to top flight cricket, Rehan will be an excellent pick up for a UK club seeking a local, high-end Batsman that can also contribute with the ball if required next summer.