Mahendra Singh Dhoni has been a very good captain and is known for his calm nature. There has also been an Indian batsman who till date did not ask Dhoni why he was dropped from the team even after scoring a century. The batsman is none other than Manoj Tiwari, who played under Dhoni's captaincy. It is a matter of note that Manoj Tiwari, who made his debut in 2008, scored an unbeaten 104 against West Indies in 2011. He was dropped from the team in the next match and he could not play the next 14 matches. Recalling old things, Manoj said that despite being out of the team, he never questioned Dhoni in this regard.

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Manoj Tiwari said, "I never thought that after scoring a century for my country and winning the man of the match, I will be out for the next 14 matches. But I respect this. Captains, coaches and team management have their own views, as a player we should respect their decisions, because maybe this is their strategy."

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Manoj Tiwari got a chance in the team after this in 2012 and he played against Sri Lanka. After this, Tiwari again became Babar for 2 years. His career has been fluctuating and he could not show much of his vigor in international cricket.

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