Manoj Tiwary delighted with the start of a 'new chapter'

Manoj Tiwary is currently one of the stalwarts in the Indian domestic cricket. Albeit, he hasn’t been able to cement his place in the Indian national team, he has continued playing cricket. He also has an ODI century versus the West Indies in Chennai back in 2011. However, he somehow hasn’t got enough chance to represent his national side thereafter. His last international match came in July 2015.

However, parking aside his turbulent cricket career, Manoj’s personal life has been cheerful. He and Sushmita Roy entered wedlock on July 18, 2013. There was a Bengali wedding and also a traditional UP Brahmin marriage. Sushmita is born among the rich Bengali traditions and carries a principled outlook towards life. She isn’t a B-Town bombshell but has attractive looks.

Manoj and Sushmita’s story

The couple met via a common friend back in 2006 and their first date was at a smart cafe in Howrah. As per celebrity gossips, Manoj was head over heels in their first meeting and proposed to her to which Sushmita obliged. Their bond has only grown stronger with the passage of time.

The lovebirds have also been seen having a gala time in the Maldives and their pictures are for everyone to see in their social media accounts. Previously, Manoj’s better-half also hailed his hubby as a down to earth personality and also praised him for making her feel special whenever he gets an opportunity.

Recently, the couple gave birth to a baby boy and the Indian cricketer couldn’t hold on to his excitement. He took to Twitter and decided to share the news with his admirers and supporters. He wrote, “Breaking d Silence nd telling d world 2day dat V r blessed wit a baby boyThanks 2 all mighty !!! New chapters begin”

Here is Manoj’s tweet

Breaking d Silence nd telling d world 2day dat V r blessed wit a baby boy👶Thanks 🙏 2 all mighty !!! New chapters begin 😊

— MANOJ TIWARY (@tiwarymanoj) July 7, 2018

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