Faraz Khan is one of several Americans inside the top 100 in the World Rankings, and he has been a member of the Tour since 2014.

A year after making his debut, he reached the semi-finals of the Kiva Club Open. Three years later, at the veery same event, Khan made it into his first final, losing out to Aditya Jagtap.

The American did not have to wait long for his first victory following that defeat, as he took home the Bourbon Trail Event No.1 title at the start of 2019. He reached another final later that year, making it to the final of the Life Time Chicago Open.

2020 saw Khan take another title, as he beat Spencer Lovejoy to win the Life Time City Center Challenger. A year later, in his first event of 2021, the American reached the semi-finals of the same tournament in Houston.

That was followed by a runners-up finish at the Life Time Plano International Squash Open - Presented by Resolve Tech Solutions, before Khan claimed another two victories. He took the titles at the Assurance Financial Austin South Squash Open and the Atlanta Open in consecutive outings on Tour. He also reached the last eight of the Odense Open and T.H. Quinn Cincinnati Queen City Open, along with a semi-final result at the 3rd Guatemala Open Squash Tournament, in what was a good year for the American.

The semi-final results kept coming in the early part of 2022, as Khan made it to the last four of the E.M. Noll Classic and the Odense Open. He also made it to the last four of the J.P. Morgan Tournament of Champions Challenger on home soil in New York City.

The American reached the last 16 of both the Oracle NetSuite Open and the Malaysian Open Squash Championships, along with making it into the semi-finals of the Concourse Athletic Club Open. He also reached the last eight of the Life Time Chicago Open.