Siddharth Suchde

{{short description|Indian squash player (born 1985)}}

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| residence = Harrogate, England

| birth_date = {{Birth date and age|df=yes|1985|1|20}}

| birth_place = Mumbai, India

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| height = 6 ft

| weight = 67 kg

| turnedpro = 2007

| retired = 2012

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| racquet = Black Knight

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| event = Men's singles

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| highest_ranking = No. 39

| date_of_highest_ranking = September 2012

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| titles = 1

| finals = 4

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{{MedalCompetition | Asian Games }}

{{MedalBronze | 2010 Guangzhou | Team}}

| updated = October 2017

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Siddharth Suchde (born 20 January 1985, in Mumbai) is a professional squash player from India. He grew up in India, Scotland and Switzerland. He studied in Cathedral School in Bombay and completed his high school education from Merchiston Castle School in Edinburgh, Scotland. Later, he attended Harvard University from 2003-2007 as an undergraduate, where he received a degree in Economics.

The year that he graduated from Harvard, Suchde became national champion of college level squash in the US, after the title had eluded him during the first three years of his undergraduate life. His freshman year he placed fourth, Sophomore year third and Junior Year he was runner-up in the same championship. He held the number one spot on the team for most of his time there.

After completing his education, Suchde moved to Harrogate, England, where he lived and trained and travelled all over the world to play squash.

His highest world ranking to date was 39 in 2012. He was the second highest ranked Indian squash player in the world.

In 2012, Suchde retired from professional squash and founded LiveYourSport.com, an online sports e-commerce company.