India’s Ramit Tandon has been on the PSA World Tour since 2009, and has gone on to become one of the top male players in his country.

His first finals came in 2014, as he finished runner-up to Todd Harrity at the Squash Revolution NY Pro Open, and then to Karim Ali Fathi at the Sportspin Event Malaysian Tour Squash Circuit 6 event. Tandon had to wait another three years before he reached another final, but he was able to grab his first victory on the Tour, securing the SYS Open title. He then won the Singapore Squash Open title soon after.

The Indian has since won twice more since, taking the 2018 Abu Dhabi Open title, before winning the Seattle Open a year later. Tandon’s rapid rise up the rankings saw him break into the top 50 for the first time during the 2018-2019 season.

The Indian finished runner-up at the E.M. Noll Classic, along with quarter-final appearances at the Three Rivers Capital Pittsburgh Open and the Qualico Manitoba Open that year, and went on to cut his teeth on the PSA World Tour, with a best finish of the 2019-2020 season coming at the Troilus Gold Canada Cup, where he made the last 16.

The Indian started 2021 with a second round appearance at the CIB PSA Black Ball Squash Open, before later in the year securing his first ever third round result at a major tournament, doing so at the CIB Egyptian Open. He also made it to the last 16 of the Malaysian Open Squash Championships, his last tournament of the calendar year.

After a slow start to 2022, the Indian made it into the semi-finals of the QSF 4, before then making it to the final of the Life Time Chicago Open. Tandon also reached the last 16 of the Oracle NetSuite Open, U.S. Open and the Malaysian Open Squash Championships in the latter part of the year.

The Indian made the second round of the J.P. Morgan Tournament of Champions to kick off 2023, before making the last 16 at the Pittsburgh Open. He reached a career-high of World No.33 in March of that year.