Manoj Tiwary Wrote A Beautiful Tweet For His Wife

Manoj Tiwary, who is a cricketer by the day and a politician in the evening, has continued with his amazing form as he smashed another stunning century for Bengal in the ongoing Ranji Trophy semi-final match against Madhya Pradesh.

Manoj Tiwary Made A Beautiful Gesture

After smashing an amazing century, Tiwary shared a handwritten note for his family, that has won the internet. After scoring a century, Tiwary took out a handwritten note where it was written: “I love you. Susmita (My sweetypiee).” Pictures and videos of his gesture from the field have been making rounds on the internet.

Later, on Thursday, Tiwary took to his Twitter and shared a lovely Tweet for his wife, extending the gesture that he had made on the field. In his Tweet, he expressed love and gratitude toward his wife. He wrote:

“I owe my life to U my love @roy_susmita7 This one is for U. A small expression of LOVE and RESPECT for U. Thank u for the constant Support. Without ur love,Support and Sacrifice, nothing is easy for me to do at this point of time in my life I love u a lot ”

Check out the Tweet:

I owe my life to U my love @roy_susmita7 This one is for U. A small expression of LOVE and RESPECT for U. Thank u for the constant Support. Without ur love,Support and Sacrifice, nothing is easy for me to do at this point of time in my life I love u a lot pic.twitter.com/Cz7R3Cl7aU
— MANOJ TIWARY (@tiwarymanoj) June 16, 2022

Tiwary Smashed A Brilliant Century

Talking about his performance, Bengal was in a tricky situation before Manoj Tiwary walked in and stole the show with the bat. The team was 5 down for 54 at one point in time before Tiwary smashed the MP bowlers to all the corners of the ground and propelled the team to 273 runs in the first innings. Bengal’s all-rounder Shahbaz Ahmed also scored a century to support Tiwary.

Riding on the centuries of Tiwary and Shahbaz helped Bengal l past Madhya Pradesh’s first innings total of 341 runs. By stumps on Day 3, MP had put 163 runs on the board for the loss of 2 wickets in the second innings. Now Bengal would need to put in a much better effort, both with the bat and the ball in order to emerge victorious in the semi-final.