He made his First-Class debut against Arthur Gilligan's MCC in 1926-27 for Hindus and The Rest at Karachi, scoring 16.

[3] Naoomal Jeoomal scored 33 and 25 opening India's innings in their first ever Test at Lord's in 1932.

In his first match in the Ranji Trophy, for Sind against Western India in 1934–35, he scored 63 and 53, despite being hit by Amar Singh and Ladha Ramji, and took 5/78 and 3/52 in bowling.

He played in the Sind Pentangular matches from 1922 till 1946, scoring 1,993 runs (average 47) with six hundreds.

[4] The Sind total of 326 was at the time the second lowest completed first class innings to include a double hundred.