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Writer's pictureSubodh Sonone

"From Wicketkeeper to Coach: Siddhanth Sharma’s Journey of Passion, Precision, and Progress"


Siddhanth Sharma’s cricket journey began at the tender age of seven, hailing from a humble, middle-class family. Growing up, Siddhanth’s love for the sport took him across India and Bangladesh as he developed into a skilled wicketkeeper-batter. His impressive achievements include participating in five National School Games (SGFI) tournaments across U-14, U-16, and U-19 levels. He also competed twice in the prestigious Polly Umrigar Trophy U-15, where he celebrated victory with his team on one occasion.

Now, with over seven years of experience as a cricket coach and a BCCI Level A coaching certification, Siddhanth is focused on developing state-level players with the potential to shine on the national stage. His coaching philosophy revolves around three core tenets: discipline, modern techniques, and a personalized approach to player development.

Siddhanth believes that a coach must be punctual, disciplined, and a strong leader to inspire growth in players. He emphasizes fitness as a critical component of success in today’s fast-paced game. His coaching is rooted in understanding each player's unique strengths and challenges, ensuring that tailored techniques are applied to help them progress.

Communication is another cornerstone of Siddhanth’s coaching style. He strives to create an environment that supports and motivates players, fostering not only technical skills but also their passion for the game.

Looking ahead, Siddhanth aims to expand his coaching expertise internationally, bringing his experience to the global stage and helping develop future cricket stars. His ultimate goal is to nurture world-class talent while staying grounded in the values that shaped his own career.

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