Nitish Kumar Reddy’s unbeaten 105 in the fourth Test against Australia has drawn praise for his skill and maturity. With India at 191/6, Reddy’s partnership with Washington Sundar helped avoid the follow-on and revive hopes of a result.

A dazzling and unbeaten 105 by Nitish Reddy at the Melbourne Cricket Ground not only kept India afloat in their five-Test series against Australia but had two important implications for world cricket,

Legendary cricketer Sunil Gavaskar termed Nitish Kumar Reddy as the star of Indian cricket after the youngster scored his maiden Test hundred.

Nitish Reddy, who arrived on the crease following Rishabh Pant's dismissal at 191/6, kept his calm composure intact and made an astounding eight partnership of 127 runs with Washington Sundar.

Rising all-rounder Nitish Kumar Reddy was applauded off the Melbourne Cricket Ground on 105 not out after rain ended play for the day midway through the final session.

India (358-9) still trail Australia (474) by 116 runs at the Melbourne Cricket Ground after Saturdays play but 21-year-old Nitish Kumar Reddy staved off a worse deficit with a maiden century; Reddy co

Nitish Kumar Reddy remained unbeaten on 105 before bad light called for early Day 3 stumps in the fourth Test against Australia. India are 358/9 in reply to Australia's 474.

Debutant Nitish Kumar Reddy scored a century in the Boxing Day Test after India's batting line-up collapsed against Australia. India restricted Australia to 474 in the first innings. Yashaswi Jaiswal provided a strong start,