李琪

English

Lee Ki is a member of the Hong Kong men's national basketball team, playing as a shooting guard; standing about 1.8 metres tall, he is known for his three-point shooting and, alongside Chan Siu Wing, is nicknamed one of the Hong Kong Splash Brothers. In 2016 he joined Eastern, Hong Kong's first professional basketball club, and captained the side; in the 2017-18 season he helped Eastern Long Lions win the Hong Kong First Division championship, breaking the long monopoly on the title held by South China and Winling. Lee has been a regular in the senior Hong Kong side, playing at the East Asia Basketball Championship in Nagano, Japan, and at the FIBA Asia Cup in Beirut, Lebanon, in 2017, where he was one of the team's main scorers, and featuring in the 2019 World Cup Asian qualifiers at home and away against China, Korea and New Zealand. In 2023 he was selected for Hong Kong's five-a-side team at the Hangzhou Asian Games, and he has also helped prepare the senior side as an assistant coach. In March 2026, after a First Division game, he formally ended an 18-year playing career. He works as a secondary-school physical education teacher.