Sudeep Tyagi is a former Indian cricketer who primarily played as a rightarm mediumfast bowler. He emerged onto the domestic cricket scene representing Uttar Pradesh, showcasing promising pace and aggression. His performances in domestic tournaments, particularly the Ranji Trophy, caught the attention of selectors, leading to his international debut for India in 2009. Tyagi's international career, although brief, included appearances in One Day Internationals (ODIs) and Twenty20 Internationals (T20Is). He was known for his ability to generate good pace and swing, making him a valuable asset in the bowling attack.

Beyond his international endeavors, Tyagi was also a part of the Chennai Super Kings franchise in the Indian Premier League (IPL). He contributed to the team's campaigns with his bowling skills, providing crucial breakthroughs and maintaining pressure on the opposition batsmen. However, his career was unfortunately hampered by recurring injuries, which ultimately limited his playing time and affected his consistency. Despite the setbacks, Tyagi remained a dedicated cricketer, striving to overcome his physical challenges and contribute to his teams. After retiring from all forms of cricket, he has remained relatively out of the public eye, with details of his postcricket life less readily available. His career, though relatively short, stands as an example of a talented player whose potential was unfortunately curtailed by injuries.