Veteran Bengal cricketer Manoj Tiwary was in awe of Bihar cricket team for giving him a guard of honour as he walked out to bat in the Ranji Trophy for likely one final time. The right-handed batter posted a video of it himself on his official handle on X, praising captain Ashutosh Aman.
Manoj Tiwary made his first-class debut for Bengal in 2004 and has since then played for the same side. The current Bengal captain has amassed over 10000 first-class runs in more than 140 matches with 30 centuries. Tiwary made his international debut in 2008, but has only played 12 ODIs and 3 T20Is, the last of which came in 2015.
Taking to X, the 38-year-old wrote the below caption:
"It will remain a special one indeed. Thank you #TeamBihar for the wonderful gesture in the leadership of their captain Ashutosh Aman. I will remember this "Guard Of Honour" for ages."
Manoj Tiwary makes 30 runs as Bihar on the cusp of innings loss:
Meanwhile, the veteran right-hander made 30 runs as Bengal declared their first innings on 411-5 in reply to Bihar collapsing to 95 in 46.4 overs. Abhimanyu Easwaran starred with 200 for Bengal, while Abhishek Porel clattered a quick-fire half-century.
Bihar have already lost 6 second-innings wickets as Mukesh Kumar has added 4 more wickets to his tally from the 1st innings.
