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Video: Gambhir, Manoj Tiwary's onfield spat during IPL game

Even as Kolkata Knight Riders captain Gautam Gambhir led his side to a comfortable victory over the Rising Pune Supergiant, he was seen engaging in a verbal spat with a particular opposition player.

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And the man in discussion here is none other than Manoj Tiwary.

There seemed to be no love lost between the duo as they continued their little spat during the KKR chase.

Gambhir, after sneaking a single and taking his stance at the non-striker's end was seen hurling angry words at his former KKR teammate.

The two have quite a history especially after their ugly spat during a Ranji Trophy game between Delhi and Bengal in 2015.

It may be recalled that Tiwary, who had hit the winning runs in KKR's title triumph in 2012, was released by the franchise last year, and went unsold at the auction earlier this year. However, Tiwary later got a lifeline when he was roped in RPS for his base price, ahead of the ongoing season.

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