Indian cricketer Nitish Kumar Reddy has credited KL Rahul for his growth as an all-rounder. He revealed that Rahul's advices have been invaluable to him and have helped him overcome challenges and improve his performance. Despite impressive performances, Reddy was chosen as the fourth seamer instead of Shardul Thakur. Reddy also opened up about his humble background and how his father's sacrifices motivated him to take cricket seriously.
The Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy quarter-final between Uttar Pradesh and Delhi is set to be a thrilling encounter as both teams are in top form. Uttar Pradesh narrowly beat Andhra in their previous match, while Delhi has had an impressive run in the tournament. With their sights set on the semi-finals, both teams will battle it out on the field for a chance to move forward in the competition.
India is in a difficult position against Australia in the second Test of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, with the hosts in a dominant position after their batsman Travis Head scored a brilliant 140 runs. India's top-order struggled against the Australian pace attack, with openers KL Rahul and Yashasvi Jaiswal falling quickly. Captain Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma also failed to provide much resistance, leaving India with an uphill battle to avoid an innings defeat. Rishabh Pant and Nitish Kumar Reddy will have to put on a heroic performance on Day 3 to save India from a humiliating defeat.
Indian all-rounder Nitish Kumar Reddy has emerged as a young star in the game of cricket. In a video released by the BCCI, Reddy talks about the financial issues faced by his family and how it inspired him to work hard and become a successful cricketer. Reddy's heartwarming story serves as a motivation for young and upcoming cricketers to pursue their dreams and achieve success in their chosen sport.
In a stunning display of pace and precision, Australian seamer Mitchell Starc took six wickets in the first innings of the second Test against India. After being on the receiving end of criticism from Jaiswal in a previous match, Starc had a simple strategy for getting the young opener out - hit the stumps. This tactic paid off as Jaiswal was dismissed for a duck on the very first ball of the match, setting the tone for a dominant performance by the Australian pacers. However, Nitish Kumar Reddy's counter-attacking innings posed a threat before Starc dismissed him to end his spectacular spell.
In a nail-biting day of the 1st Test between India and Australia, Nitish Kumar Reddy emerged as the hero for the visitors as he bravely fought against the dominant Australian bowlers. With India struggling at 141/8, Reddy took it upon himself to lead the team closer to the 200-run mark. His nonchalant reverse ramp against Scott Boland left the non-striker Jasprit Bumrah beaming with pride. Despite Reddy's impressive knock of 37, India was eventually bowled out for 180 with Mitchell Starc taking six wickets.
On the first day of the second test between India and Australia, the tension between the two teams escalated as Indian pacer Mohammed Siraj angrily threw the ball at Australian batter Marnus Labuschagne. This incident occurred after Labuschagne pulled away while Siraj was running in to bowl. The incident was caught on camera and has added an extra edge to the already intense match for the Border-Gavaskar Trophy. Mitchell Starc's career-best 6-48 performance for Australia put India at a disadvantage, but Nitish Kumar Reddy's aggressive 42 helped India reach a respectable total of 180 runs.
Nitish Reddy, a cricketer from India, recently debuted in the Perth Test match against Australia. In this interview with BCCI.tv, he recalls his childhood dream of playing alongside his idol, Virat Kohli. He also shares an anecdote of how he clicked a selfie with Kohli when he was a young player at the NAMAN awards, never imagining that he would later bat alongside him in a Test match. Reddy also reflects on his journey to the national team and his impressive performance in his debut match, highlighting his batting and bowling skills.
In the ongoing Border-Gavaskar Trophy, Australia's bowlers proved to be too much for India as they dominated the Indian batsmen in the second test match at the Adelaide Oval. After a promising partnership between KL Rahul and Shubman Gill, the Australian pace trio of Mitchell Starc, Pat Cummins, and Scott Boland ran through India's batting order. However, amidst the chaos, Indian all-rounder Nitish Kumar Reddy showcased his fearless approach, smashing the Aussie pacers all around the park and even pulling off a brilliant reverse-scoop six off Scott Boland's delivery. Despite Reddy's efforts, India eventually crumbled to a total of 180, with Starc claiming six wickets and Cummins and Boland taking two each.
In the ongoing day-night test match between India and Australia, all-rounder Nitish Reddy's outstanding counterattack kept India in the game after their batting collapsed. The highlight of his innings was a magnificent reverse-sweep six off Scott Boland at the Adelaide Oval, followed by some amazing hitting in the same over. Reddy's impressive performance has helped India stay competitive in the match so far and provides a glimmer of hope for a turnaround.