“Gautam Gambhir said meet me outside”: Retired Indian star shares interesting story. cricket news

Former India and Kolkata Knight Riders cricketer Manoj Tiwary has delved deep into the past by sharing some interesting anecdotes from his time as an international cricketer. Tiwary has retired from domestic cricket a few days ago, but the player has some issues and regrets regarding his days in the Indian team. Sharing an interesting story, Tiwary revealed that his only regret is the verbal fight he had with former Indian batsman Gautam Gambhir during a Ranji Trophy match.

“The only regret I have is the fight I had with Gambhir that day because people who know me will tell you that I am not the kind of person who goes out there and fights with seniors. It is one of those memories that I can.” Have postponed. I have good relations with my seniors, but because of one incident, it has tarnished my image,” said Tiwari. now game,

Gambhir and Tiwary rubbed shoulders with each other during their time at Indian Premier League franchise Kolkata Knight Riders. The Bengal cricketer revealed that he was once very close with the Delhi boy but eventually they went their separate ways.

“So I said this is my biggest regret because at one time we were very close. While playing for KKR we used to discuss and deliberate a lot about who to select in Kolkata. The relationship was such that we used to share details and Inputs used to go in. But things did not turn out the way they should have,” he lamented.

Tiwari also revealed that Gambhir had once asked him to meet outside (to settle the quarrel) but it never happened.

“Tu bahar mil match paad, ((meet me after the match) and aaj tu gaya (your match is over today)?”? “Yes (laughing), and it was very immature of him to say that.” Journalist in Kotla ‘s tent is inside the ground, and everyone present there hears every word. But with my physical characteristics and his physical characteristics, who knows who would have met in the evening (who knows who would have met outside the grounds) (then (Laughing with).

“Gambhir is a passionate cricketer and so am I. But sometimes passion brings out some things which should not come out in public. This was unexpected and many other things were also said. But it was not my fault ” Tiwari said.

The two cricketers never met outside to resolve their differences and from that moment the story ended.

“No, we never talked about it nor did we find time to meet,” he concluded.