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The player says that many things are going wrong in the tournament.
Manoj Tiwari, a former cricketer of the Indian cricket team and said to be a favorite of MS Dhoni, has said something regarding the domestic cricket tournament Ranji Trophy, after which there has been an earthquake in the Indian cricket world.
Let us tell you that Tiwari himself has been a veteran of this format and he was last seen playing in this tournament in the year 2022-23 season, when Bengal was defeated by Saurashtra in the final match of this season of Ranji Trophy.
After this season, Tiwari had announced his retirement from all formats of cricket. However, now he himself has given a big statement regarding this tournament, which has created a sensation in the Indian cricket world.
Manoj Tiwari’s statement created sensation
Let us tell you that Manoj Tiwari wrote today on February 10 through a post on his official X account regarding Ranji Trophy – Ranji Trophy should be removed from the cricket calendar from the next season. A lot of things are going wrong in the tournament. Many things need to be taken care of to save the prestigious tournament. This game is losing its attraction and importance. Very disappointed.
See this social media post of Manoj Tiwari
Ranji trophy should be scrapped off from the calendar from the next season onwards. So many things going wrong in the tournament. So many things need to be looked into in order to save this prestigious tournament which has a rich history. It’s losing its charm and importance.…
— MANOJ TIWARY (@tiwarymanoj) February 10, 2024
However, after what experience Manoj Tiwari has given this statement, it is only known there. But there is a possibility that this could happen around the time of the ongoing Ranji season. Because if something had gone wrong in this tournament, he probably could have shared it with the cricket fraternity during his cricketing time. After this statement of Tiwari, a round of speculation has started.
A look at Manoj Tiwari’s cricket career
Manoj Tiwari made his ODI debut for the Indian team in 2008 against Australia. However, in his cricket career of 8 years, he could play only 12 ODI and 3 T20 matches for Team India, in which he scored 287 ODI and 15 T20 runs respectively.
