"It's a dream come true. Obviously, there will be pressure on me and I am confident I will not disappoint the selectors, who posed faith in me," Tiwari, who scored 419 runs for the Mumbai Indians in the last edition of IPL, said.
Tiwary is first cricketer from Jharkhand after current India skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni to get a call for national duty and the aggressive middle-order batsman was felicitated by the State Cricket Association (JSCA. JSCA president, Amitabh Choudhury said Tiwari would earn laurels for the state as well as the country like Dhoni.
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