Young all-rounder Nitish Reddy gets honor from Andhra Cricket Association, gives hope to India with brilliant century

Andhra Cricket Association has announced a reward of Rs 25 lakh to India’s rising young all-rounder Nitish Reddy for achieving his maiden Test century. Reddy put the Indian team in a strong position by scoring this brilliant century against Australia in the fourth Test match being played in Melbourne. Till the end of the third day’s play on Saturday, Nitish Reddy was at the crease after scoring 105 unbeaten runs.

Reddy’s historic innings

Thanks to this inning of Nitish Reddy, the Indian team has scored 358 runs for 9 wickets in reply to Australia’s huge score of 474 runs. His incredible innings not only rescued the team from a difficult situation but also established a milestone in his career.

Andhra Cricket Association praised Reddy

Expressing happiness over this achievement, Andhra Cricket Association President Kesineni Shivanath said,
“It is a proud moment for Andhra Cricket Association. Nitish Reddy has brought glory to Andhra. Making a place in the Indian team in both Test and T20 International formats and performing like this is really praiseworthy. Andhra Cricket Association will award a prize of Rs 25 lakh in his honour.”

Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu congratulated

Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu also congratulated Nitish Reddy on his success. He said,
“Nitish has scored this century with his hard work and dedication. He has become an inspiration for the youth of Andhra Pradesh. This innings of his is a reflection of his strong mentality and talent in cricket.”

Reddy’s journey: from Perth to Melbourne

During the Australia tour, Nitish Reddy got a chance to play for the first time in the Perth Test. He impressed the selectors and the audience with his performance. His century in Melbourne after two brilliant innings in Perth is the result of his hard work and dedication.

Reddy has emerged as India’s biggest discovery in this series. His ability has not only brought the team out of trouble but has also shown that he can become a strong pillar of Indian cricket for the future.

Rain stopped play on the third day

The third day’s play had to end early due to rain, but Nitish Reddy’s innings has given India hope. Although India is still 116 runs behind Australia’s score, Reddy’s unbeaten innings has given the team a fighting chance.