Reddy made an unbeaten 105 as India reached 358 for nine in their first innings, and more importantly gave the side a chance to salvage the fourth Test here
Australia's Scott Boland (3rd-L) appeals for a LBW against India's Nitish Kumar Reddy on day three of the fourth cricket Test match between Australia and India at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) in Melbourne. Pic/AFP
Nitish Reddy’s straight drive off Scott Boland that carried him past his maiden Test hundred has convinced the Australian pacer about the young Indian batter’s potential with the bat.
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Reddy made an unbeaten 105 as India reached 358 for nine in their first innings, and more importantly gave the side a chance to salvage the fourth Test here. “He [Reddy] played really well. He’s been a young guy from India who’s come through and strikes the ball really well. It looks like he’s got pretty much every shot in the book,” Boland said.
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