鄭嘉軒

English

Cheng Ka Hin was born on 9 September 2002, stands 174 centimetres tall and is a Hong Kong esports athlete. He first represented Hong Kong in the Honour of Kings Asian Games version of Arena of Valor at the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou in 2023, when esports became a full medal event for the first time; Hong Kong's squad also included Chan Tsz Hin, Chui Sum Ki, Kwok Ho Wa, Lam Chiu Yu and Pang Ka Kit under coach Kwok Man Fai, and the competition, held at the China Hangzhou Esports Centre, ended without a Hong Kong medal, with China taking gold. At the 20th Asian Games in Aichi-Nagoya in 2026 he moved to the Honor of Kings event, joining Chui Sum Ki, Deng Xin Zhan, Kong Tsz Kin, Kwok Ho Wa and Li Ka Hing in the Hong Kong side. Hong Kong beat Indonesia and Thailand in the group stage, eliminated Laos in the quarter-finals to secure a medal, and lost 2-0 to 2022 runners-up Malaysia in the semi-finals; as no third-place match is played, Hong Kong shared the bronze with the Philippines, giving Hong Kong's esports team its second medal of the Games, which was publicly congratulated by the Secretary for Culture, Sports and Tourism. Cheng is one of the few athletes to have been selected for Hong Kong's esports squad at consecutive Asian Games. Little public information is available about his upbringing and training.