Nitish Kumar Reddy marked his maiden Test half-century in style, doing the iconic ‘Pushpa’ celebration during the Boxing Day Test.

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Speaking of the game, India ended Day 3 on 358/9 with Nitish and Mohammed Siraj at the crease. Nitish is unbeaten on 105 off 176 balls as India still trail by 116 runs. Former India cricketer, Sunil Gavaskar hailed the contribution of the youngsters and advised the all-rounder to not take Indian cricket for granted.

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Nitish Kumar Reddy reached his first half-century in the Border Gavaskar Trophy, celebrating with a gesture from Pushpa: The Rise, which signifies resilience. Sunil Gavaskar reacted to the celebration,

Team India all-rounder Nitish Kumar Reddy came up with a 'Pushpa' celebration after scoring his maiden Test fifty on day four against Australia at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG). The seam-bowling all-rounder crafted the Pushpa celebration with his bat, having crunched a boundary off Mitchell Starc's bowling.

Nitish Kumar Reddy's score at stumps on the third day of the MCG Test is the highest for batter from No. 8 or lower in Tests in Melbourne. Australian Reggie Duff's 104 from No. 10 in 1902 was the previous highest.

Nitish Kumar Reddy scored his maiden Test century in the Boxing Day Test against Australia at the Melbourne Cricket Ground. His battling knock came in dramatic fashion with dwindling partners and bad light in the offing.

Australia fast bowler Scott Boland praised young India all-rounder Nitish Kumar Reddy, saying that he has almost every shot in the book. Reddy scored his maiden Test hundred on Day 3 of the fourth Test against Australia in Melbourne.