Easily one of the best all-rounders in the MPL. Joshi, who is primarily a left-arm spinner, is among the top-five run getters in the MPL history, a proof of how valuable his all-round skills are for his team. Joshi, who played for Sindhudurg Sailors, scored 260 runs, including two 60-plus innings, and an average of 43.33. He was superb with the ball too, taking 11 wickets averaging just 14 runs per wicket. Joshi has always been looked at as a promising player, having played for State Under-14, 16, 17, 19 teams, before being made the captain of the State Under-22 team. He eventually made it to the State Ranji team, as well as the State senior one-day team. In MPL-II, where batsmen, in general, struggled to score, Joshi scored 199 runs, which included two half centuries (64-ball 72 against Pratapgad Warriors and 51-ball 53 against his new employers Torna Tigers.) He was equally superb with his left-arm spin, taking 12 wickets at 15.33 runs per wicket. Joshi would be keen to prove his quality for his new employers Torna Tigers.