IPL 2024: Manoj Tiwary’s Savage Dig at Glenn Maxwell: ‘Salary Time Pe Jaati Hai’ Comment Goes Viral

Cricketer-turned-commentator Manoj Tiwary criticized Glenn Maxwell for his poor performance in IPL 2024. Manoj Tiwary also taunted Glenn Maxwell about his high salary in IPL 2024 amid batting blows for Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB). The Australian all-rounder has completely failed to make an impression in 4 matches in IPL 2024. Maxwell has scored only 31 runs in 4 matches for RCB this season. His scores are 0, 3, 28 and 0 in 4 matches. Notably, Maxwell was picked by RCB for 14.25 crores in the IPL 2021 auction and carries the same salary in IPL 2024. While he performed brilliantly in India during the ICC ODI World Cup in November last year, his form hit an all-time low in the IPL. 2024.

Glenn Maxwell has become Aya Ram-Gaya Ram in IPL 2024: Manoj Tiwari
While talking to the media, former KKR player Manoj Tiwary taunted Glenn Maxwell over his hefty salary against his poor batting scores in IPL 2024. Tiwari said that Glenn Maxwell has become Aya Ram, Gaya Ram in IPL 2024. This phrase is used for people who do nothing. “RCB retained Glenn Maxwell. He earns his pay from time to time, but the performances are not coming at that pace. Glenn Maxwell has become Aya Ram, Gaya Ram in the IPL”, says the 38-year-old.

Tiwary recalls Maxwell’s consistency during his stint with the Punjab Kings
Tiwary also criticized Glenn Maxwell for his inconsistencies in the IPL. He highlighted how the Aussie batsman struggled to produce consistent form when he was part of the Punjab Kings. “He has all the ability, but where is the performance? If you look at his track record, even when he was with Punjab, everyone expected match-winning performances from him, which didn’t happen. There has to be consistency”, Tiwary said. Said, who was also part of Punjab Kings in the 2018 season. Manoj Tiwary also noted how Cameron failed completely with the green bat after joining RCB in IPL 2024. Green became part of Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) in a trade deal with Mumbai Indians. RCB signed the Aussie all-rounder for Rs. 17.5 crores.

“Cameron Green is an upcoming player and has done well for Australia. However, he has not scored consistently for Bengaluru. Also, they sent Rajat Patidar at No. 3, despite Green doing well at that position in the last match,” concluded Tiwary.