Michael Clarke Hails Nitish Kumar Reddy’s Heroics in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy

Former Australian captain Michael Clarke has showered praise on Indian all-rounder Nitish Kumar Reddy following the youngster’s exceptional performance in the third Test of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy. Playing at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG), Reddy showcased his grit and talent with a brilliant maiden Test century.

Though India lost by an 184-run margin, Reddy’s aggressive 114 off 189 balls was a silver lining. Batting at number eight, the 21-year-old showed remarkable composure against a relentless Australian bowling attack as he took India’s first-innings total to 369.

“Reddy is a Genius,” Says Clarke

Clarke couldn’t hide his admiration for Reddy’s potential. “Reddy, this young kid batting at number eight, is a genius,” he remarked.

The former Australian skipper went on to suggest a promotion for Reddy in the batting order. “I think he has definitely got to bat seven if not six,” Clarke said.

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“He has been India’s leading run-scorer, 21 years of age, unbelievable. He has been underrated in the entire series.”

Reddy’s Versatility Impresses Clarke

Clarke highlighted Reddy’s versatility and composure, calling him a complete package. “He has impressed everyone. He has not feared any Australian bowler. He has been patient when he has needed to be patient. He has batted with the tail extremely well. He has shown his intent. He bats, bowls, and fields,” Clarke added.

With the final Test of the series set to begin at the Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG) on January 3, Clarke believes Reddy deserves a bigger role. “I think he is good enough to bat at number six. So what a great option for India going into the last Test match,” the 43-year-old said.

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Australia’s win at the MCG has given them a 2-1 lead in the series. For India, Reddy’s stellar performance is a rare bright spot as they aim to level the series in Sydney. His consistent displays throughout the series have cemented his place as a rising star in Indian cricket.

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Former Australian captain Michael Clarke has showered praise on Indian all-rounder Nitish Kumar Reddy following the youngster’s exceptional performance in the third Test of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy. Playing at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG), Reddy showcased his grit and talent with a brilliant maiden Test century.

Though India lost by an 184-run margin, Reddy's aggressive 114 off 189 balls was a silver lining. Batting at number eight, the 21-year-old showed remarkable composure against a relentless Australian bowling attack as he took India's first-innings total to 369.

“Reddy is a Genius,” Says Clarke

Clarke couldn’t hide his admiration for Reddy’s potential. “Reddy, this young kid batting at number eight, is a genius,” he remarked.

The former Australian skipper went on to suggest a promotion for Reddy in the batting order. “I think he has definitely got to bat seven if not six,” Clarke said.

“He has been India’s leading run-scorer, 21 years of age, unbelievable. He has been underrated in the entire series.”

Reddy’s Versatility Impresses Clarke

Clarke highlighted Reddy’s versatility and composure, calling him a complete package. “He has impressed everyone. He has not feared any Australian bowler. He has been patient when he has needed to be patient. He has batted with the tail extremely well. He has shown his intent. He bats, bowls, and fields,” Clarke added.

With the final Test of the series set to begin at the Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG) on January 3, Clarke believes Reddy deserves a bigger role. “I think he is good enough to bat at number six. So what a great option for India going into the last Test match,” the 43-year-old said.

Australia’s win at the MCG has given them a 2-1 lead in the series. For India, Reddy’s stellar performance is a rare bright spot as they aim to level the series in Sydney. His consistent displays throughout the series have cemented his place as a rising star in Indian cricket.

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