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Former Indian cricketer had reserved his complaints about MS Dhoni, who captained him during his short time in the ODI squad.

West Bengal minister Manoj Tiwary criticises MS Dhoni over India snub in the past

"I would like to ask Dhoni, why I was dropped from the playing XI in 2011 after scoring a century?" - Manoj Tiwary

<h2>"I would like to ask Dhoni, why I was dropped from the playing XI in 2011 after scoring a century?" - Manoj Tiwary</h2>

<p>In a candid revelation, Manoj Tiwary, the newly retired cricketer and current West Bengal Minister, voiced his grievances regarding his cricketing career, specifically pointing fingers at MS Dhoni for his limited appearances for the Indian cricket team. During a felicitation event at the Calcutta Sports Journalists' Club, Tiwary expressed his discontent over the choices made during Dhoni's captaincy that, according to him, stunted his potential career trajectory alongside contemporary legends like Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli.</p>
<p>Reflecting on his cricket journey, Tiwary questioned the rationale behind his exclusion from the team following his century in 2011 against the West Indies. "I would like to ask Dhoni, why I was dropped from the playing XI in 2011 after scoring a century? I had the potential to be a hero just like Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli but could not be. Today, when I see many people getting more opportunities on TV, I feel sad,&rdquo; Tiwary remarked, as reported by Cricbuzz.</p>
<p>Having debuted in ODI cricket in 2008 under Dhoni's leadership, Tiwary's career saw a promising turn with his maiden ODI century in 2011. However, his journey with the Indian team saw sporadic appearances thereafter, often in second-string squads, leaving Tiwary to ponder what might have been had the selection decisions favored him differently.</p>
<p>Further elaborating on his career's missed opportunities, Tiwary shared with News18 his near-selection moments and the puzzling lack of follow-up after standout performances. "I was very close, but they picked Yuvraj Singh instead. So the Test cap and the fact that I was ignored after getting the Man of the Match award for scoring a hundred...I was ignored for 14 straight matches,&rdquo; he disclosed.</p>
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Manoj Tiwary decided to reverse his retirement decision after discussions with Cricket Association of Bengal President, Snehashish Ganguly.

Manoj Tiwary: West Bengal Sports Minister reverses retirement decision, will play domestic cricket

Manoj Tiwary decided to reverse his retirement decision after discussions with Cricket Association of Bengal President, Snehashish Ganguly.

#ManojTiwary #Bengal

<h2>Manoj Tiwary decided to reverse his retirement decision after discussions with Cricket Association of Bengal President, Snehashish Ganguly.</h2>

<p>In a surprising turn of events, Manoj Tiwary has decided to reverse his retirement from cricket, driven by his commitment to bolstering Bengal cricket. Tiwary's change of heart comes after discussions with Snehasish Ganguly, the president of the Cricket Association of Bengal (CAB).</p>
<p>Manoj Tiwary, a prominent figure not only in cricket but also as West Bengal's Sports Minister, had announced his retirement just last Thursday. However, his retirement has been short-lived as he is now gearing up to make a comeback to the cricket field.</p>
<p>Sources reveal that Snehasish Ganguly appealed to Tiwary to reconsider his retirement and continue playing. Tiwary's leadership was instrumental in guiding Bengal to the runners-up position in the Ranji Trophy last year. His absence from the team would create a significant void in the middle order, considering his status as one of the team's most seasoned cricketers.</p>
<p>Last Thursday, Manoj Tiwary took to social media to post a retirement message, expressing gratitude to his coaches, fellow players, and well-wishers. Following his unexpected retirement announcement, speculations were rife about the decision. Now, it has been confirmed that Tiwary is ready to return to the cricket arena.</p>
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<p>Manoj Tiwary boasts an impressive record, having participated in 141 first-class matches. Remarkably, he is just 92 runs away from reaching the milestone of 10,000 runs, accompanied by an impressive tally of 29 centuries and 45 half-centuries.</p>
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Manoj Tiwary, the Sports Minister of West Bengal, also led the Bengal team to the final of the Ranji Trophy 2022-23.

Manoj Tiwary: West Bengal Sports Minister and former Indian cricketer announces retirement

Sports Minister of West Bengal, Manoj Tiwary, who led Bengal  to the final of the Ranji Trophy in 2022-23 season, has announced his retirement from all forms of cricket.

#ManojTiwary #Bengal

<h2>Manoj Tiwary, the Sports Minister of West Bengal, also led the Bengal team to the final of the Ranji Trophy 2022-23.</h2>

<p>Former Indian cricketer Manoj Tiwary has announced his retirement from all forms of cricket. The 37-year-old has represented the Men in Blue in the past, making appearances in 12 ODIs and 3 T20Is.</p>
<p>Notably, Tiwary currently holds the esteemed position of West Bengal Sports Minister, reflecting his commitment to both sports and public service. Besides his achievements at the national level, Tiwary also captained Bengal to the final of the Ranji Trophy 2022-23.</p>
<p>In an emotional Instagram post, Tiwary expressed his gratitude to the game of cricket, which he believes has provided him with everything he could have ever wished for. From overcoming life's challenges to achieving success beyond his dreams, cricket has been an integral part of his life.</p>
<p>The veteran cricketer took the opportunity to extend his heartfelt appreciation to those who played significant roles in his journey. He thanked his former teammates, loved ones, and particularly Coach Manabendra Ghosh, who has been like a father figure to him. Tiwary acknowledged that without Ghosh's guidance, he may not have reached the heights he did in the cricketing world. He also wished his coach a speedy recovery, as his health has not been well.</p>
<p>Tiwary also expressed gratitude to his parents for their unwavering support in pursuing his cricketing dreams, emphasizing that they never pressured him to prioritize studies over sports. Additionally, he acknowledged the continuous support of his wife, Susmita Roy, who has stood by his side throughout his journey.</p>
<p>During his cricketing career, Tiwary showcased his talents in various Indian Premier League (IPL) teams, including Delhi Daredevils, Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR), Kings XI Punjab, and Rising Pune Supergiants. His crowning achievement in the IPL came in 2012 when he secured the title with KKR.</p>
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Having taken a 230-run lead in the first innings, Jaydev Unadkat's men bowled the home side out for 241 in the second innings

Ranji Trophy: Saurashtra crowned champions, beat Bengal by 9 wickets to win 2nd title

Captain Jaydev Unadkat picked up a 9-wicket match haul as Saurashtra beat home side Bengal by 9 wickets to lift their second #RanjiTrophy title in 3 years. 

Relive the contest at Eden Gardens.

#BENvSAU #RanjiTrophyFinal

<p>Having taken a 230-run lead in the first innings, Jaydev Unadkat's men bowled the home side out for 241 in the second innings</p>

<p>Jaydev Unadkat's Saurashtra beat home side Bengal by 9 wickets to lift their second Ranji Trophy title in 3 seasons.</p>
<p>Having opted to bowl on a green pitch, Saurashtra made merry as they bowled out Bengal for just 174 on the opening day.</p>
<p>In reply, 4 batters for Saurashtra made scores of 50 or more to give the visitors a mammoth 230-run lead in the first innings.</p>
<p>Anustup Majumdar &amp; captain Manoj Tiwary did score fifties in the second innings but Jaydev Unadkat picked up a 6-wicket haul to restrict Bengal to just 241.&nbsp;</p>
<p>Even as Jay Gohil fell for a first-ball duck, Saurashtra achieved the 12-run target inside 3 overs to lift yet another domestic cup.</p>
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