Indian Batsman Manoj Tiwari has scored a brilliant triple century in a Ranji Trophy match. This is the first triple century of his first-class career. Manoj Tiwari scored this triple century against Hyderabad team at Bengal Cricket Academy ground.
Playing for the Bengal team, Manoj Tiwari completed his triple century on 414 balls in the Elite Group A and B match of Round 6 of the Ranji Trophy 2019-20. Till this triple century, Manoj Tiwari completed his first first-class triple century with the help of 30 fours and 5 sixes. During this time his strike-rate was around 72, which is a big thing for a middle-order batsman.
34-year-old batsman Manoj Tiwari scored almost half the runs in this triple century with the help of fours and sixes. Meanwhile, after Manoj Tiwari's triple century, Bengal team captain Abhimanyu Easwaran declared the innings at 635/7, batting 151.4 overs. This score put pressure on the visiting team Hyderabad. Manoj Tiwari made his ODI international debut in the year 2008. He has since played a total of 12 ODIs till 2015, scoring just 287 runs in 12 innings at an average of 23.92, including a century and a half-century. At the same time, Manoj Tiwari batted in an innings in 3 T20 International matches, in which he scored 15 runs. Manoj Tiwari last played a match against Zimbabwe in 2015.
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