Manoj Tiwary became the latest Indian cricketer to do a Shahid Afridi, coming back from retirement, a few days after he decided to draw curtains over his career.
Bengal cricketer Manoj Tiwary has reversed his retirement decision and will play for Bengal for one more year in a bid to claim the Ranji Trophy.
Manoj Tiwary was unfortunate not to get consistent chances in the Indian team and last played for the country back in 2015. However, he was active in domestic circuit and played until earlier this year in February.
The 36-year-old former Bengal captain, who is also a minister of state in sports and youth affairs in West Bengal, will gear up for his 17th year in first-class cricket.
Having joined politics earlier this year, Tiwary, however, had not ruled out playing cricket.
Tiwary said he sustained the cartilage injury on his left knee in the beginning of the season.
Former India international Manoj Tiwary hit a swashbuckling 39-ball 61 as Mohun Bagan scripted a facile 17-run win over Customs in the inaugural match of the Bengal T20 Challenge.
While 30-year-old Suryakumar has gathered 283 runs for Mumbai Indians this year, Axar has scalped eight wickets along with producing vital cameos with the bat.
Tiwary, who was also a part of that team, said that KKR were ignoring the efforts made by him and Bangladesh all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan by not putting their handles among the mentions in the tweet.
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Tiwary, who was ignored for the last edition of Duleep Trophy, is named in this year's India Blue squad led by Suresh Raina.
India batsman Manoj Tiwary slammed former Pakistan wicket-keeper Rashid Latif for his controversial remarks on Virender Sehwag.
New Delhi: Delhi skipper Gautam Gambhir today dismissed Manoj Tiwary's allegations that he made racist comments against the Bengali community and Sourav Ganguly as a "figment of imagination", saying the Bengal captain should concentrate on
New Delhi: India discard Manoj Tiwary, who was involved in an ugly on-field altercation with Gautam Gambhir in a Ranji Trophy match, today claimed that the Delhi skipper had made racist remarks about former Indian
Gautam Gambhir's altercation with Manoj Tiwary in a Ranji Trophy match at the Kotla does not come as a surprise. Gambhir has a long history of losing his cool on the field.After the latest incident,
Gautam Gambhir has protested his innocence in the aftermath of the ugly incident involving him and Manoj Tiwary at the Kotla.During a Ranji Trophy match between Delhi and Bengal, Gambhir reportedly told Tiwary: "Shaam ko
New Delhi: India discards Gautam Gambhir and Manoj Tiwary were today involved in an ugly on-field altercation and nearly came to blows during the Ranji Trophy match between Delhi and Bengal at the Feroz Shah
New Delhi: There were ugly scenes at Feroz Shah Kotla ground as rival captains Gautam Gambhir and Manoj Tiwary nearly came to exchanging blows during the Ranji Trophy match between Delhi and Bengal, here today.Situation
Mumbai: Batsman Manoj Tiwary was made captain of the Rest Of India XI which will clash with Ranji Trophy champions Karnataka for the Irani Cup, beginning March 17 in Bengaluru.The 15-member ROI XI squad includes
Kolkata: An all-round show by Manoj Tiwary put Bengal in the driver's seat against Jammu & Kashmir on the third and penultimate day of their Ranji Trophy Group A cricket fixture at the Eden Gardens
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