1978
Started playing Squash.
1980
Junior Championship events Won
Winner - Maharashtra state open championship.
Winner - Western India open championship.
Winner - All India Jodhpur open championship.
Winner - Jaipur open championship.
Winner - Delhi state open championship.
Winner - East India open championship.
Winner - East India open championship.
1981
Represented Maharashtra as a Junior for the Men's team for the Inter- State Squash championship held at Calcutta.
Represented India : In the British under - 19 open Junior championship - Drysdale Cup held at Kent - England.
Won - Junior National championship held at CCI - Bombay.
1982
Junior Championship events Won
Winner - Maharashtra state open championship.
Winner - Western India open championship.
Winner - All India Jodhpur open championship.
Winner - Jaipur open championship.
Winner - Delhi state open championship.
Winner - East India open championship.
Received Most Promising Player Award ( Sanghi Motors Trophy ) from Mr. Mahendra. K. Sanghi.
1983
Winner - Men's Nationals Squash Champion.
1984 - 1987
Winner - Men's National Squash Championship.
Winner - Maharashtra State open Squash Championship.
Winner - Western India Open Squash Championship.
Winner - Jodhpur Open Squash Championship.
Winner - Jaipur Open Squash Championship.
Winner - Madras Open Squash Championship.
Winner - East India Squash Championship.
Winner - Northern India Squash Championship.
Winner - Central India Squash Championship.
Winner - Calcutta open Squash Championship.
Winner - Gujarat open Squash Championship.
1986- 1988
Winner - Bombay Masters Squash Championship ( 3 consecutive times in a row)
1988
Represented India in the 4th Asian Squash Championship held in Kuwait.
Winner - Indian open Squash Championship held by SRFI in Calcutta.
1989
Represented India for the SAF games at Peshawar Islamabad.
Won 2 Silver medals for India -One in the Individual main event and one in the team event beating Ehsanullah Khan of Pakistan in the semi finals and losing to Maqsood Hanif in the finals.
1990
Was selected to play World No 1 Jehangir Khan of Pakistan and World no 3 Chris Dittmar of Australia in the exhibition matches held in Bombay and Indore.