Nitish, who saved India, named on the board of honour
Nitish, who saved India, named on the board of honour The team was in disarray. India's top order struggled significantly against the Australian fast bowlers. As Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli walked off the field with their heads down after being dismissed, Nitish Kumar Reddy displayed remarkable resilience in Melbourne. He prevented India from being compelled to follow on in the first innings by scoring an impressive century. Despite Nitish's commendable performance, India did not secure a victory. Nevertheless, the young all-rounder was duly recognized for his efforts. Nitish, who achieved a century in his debut at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG), has earned a place on the ground's honor board. Jasprit Bumrah, who showcased his prowess with the ball during this crucial Test of the Test Championship, also received this prestigious acknowledgment. Both players' names are now inscribed on Melbourne's honor board. With his name now on the honor board, Nitish has es...