Height 183cm
Weight 77kg
Birthplace Mumbai, India
Racket sponsor Tecnifibre
World Rank
47
Series Rank
52
Mahesh Mangaonkar
DOB 23 March 1994
CountryIndia

- World Rank
- Series Rank
47
52
Height 183cm
Weight 77kg
Birthplace Mumbai, India
Racket sponsor Tecnifibre
World Rank
47
Series Rank
52
DOB 23 March 1994
CountryIndia
47
52
M. Mosaad
Match Point Squash Open 1 2021 - Cairo, Egypt
25 FEB Round 1
M. Asal
CIB Black Ball Squash Open 2020 - Cairo, Egypt
13 DEC Round 1
T. Yip
J.P. Morgan Tournament of Champions 2020 - New York, United States
9 JAN Round 1
V. Senthilkumar
HCL SRFI Indian Tour - Mumbai Leg 2019 - Mumbai, India
18 DEC Round 2
M. Castagnet
CIB PSA Black Ball Squash Open 2021
Cairo, Egypt
19 MAR Round 1
Mahesh Mangaonkar Profile | |
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Date of Birth | 23rd March, 1994 |
Height (cm) | 183 |
Weight (kg) | 77 |
Residence | Cairo, Egypt |
Interests | Crossfit |
Racket Sponsor | Tecnifibre |
Shoe Sponsor | Azani |
String Sponsor | Tecnifibre |
Clothing Sponsor | Azani |
Other Sponsors | Adrofuel |
Mahesh Mangaonkar joined the PSA World Tour in 2009 but had to wait for three years before claiming his first title.
It came at the Prague Open at the expense of Lucas Serme in the final and the Indian would go on to claim back-to-back wins over Greg Lobban in the final of the IMET Open and the Open du Gard in 2013 and 2014, respectively.
He helped India to a gold medal at the 2014 Asian Games in October 2014 and claimed victory at the Indian Circuit 2 later that month.
Mangaonkar moved into the world's top 50 for the first time in November 2014 but he struggled to recapture his best form the following year despite a runner-up finish at the NSCI Open in the September.
The following year, Mangaonkar went onto reach the semi-finals of both the Contrex Challenge Cup and Victorian Open before reaching the final of the the NSCI Open JSW Indian Squash Circuit, where he finished runner-up to Adrian Waller after four games.
Mangaonkar lifted his first PSA World Tour title in two years at the 2016 Sekisui Open when he beat defending champion Kristian Frost. The following year the Indian finished runner-up at the TRAC Oil & Gas North of Scotland Open and the ILT-Community Trust NZ Southern Invercargill Open. He also reached the quarter-finals of several other events, including the M25 level Wimbledon Club Squash Squared Open.
The Indian continued to reach quarter-finals on the Challenger Tour in 2018, with further victories also coming at the Remeo Open and the Brussels Open. He then made the last eight of a Silver level tournament for the first time in his career at the 2019 CCI International on home soil in India.
After finishing runner-up at the Cannon Kirk Irish Squash Open later that year, Mangaonkar triumphed at the Sekisui Open for a second time. He also reached the semi-finals of the QSF Open and the final of the Chennai Leg of the HCL SRFI Indian Tour.
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Round 1 |
M. Mosaad ![]() |
321 | - |
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Round 1 |
M. Asal ![]() |
14 | 2-3 |
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Round 1 |
T. Yip ![]() |
37 | 1-3 |
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Round 2 |
V. Senthilkumar ![]() |
254 | 2-3 |
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Mahesh Mangaonkar Statistics | |
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Years | 11 |
Total Tournaments Played | 111 |
Total Matches Played | 265 |
Matches Won | 163 |
Matches Lost | 102 |
Finals | 17 |
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