Nitish Reddy silenced critics with a century at the MCG, scoring 114 runs and bringing India's total to 369. His determination and years of hard work have paid off, overcoming doubts about his abilities.

Mutyalu Reddy, Nitish's father who was spotted in the stands with tears in his eyes, speaks about how proud he is of the 21-year-old's incredible century at the MCG.

In a heartfelt gesture, Bhuvaneswari, the wife of Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Nara Chandrababu Naidu, extended her congratulations to the family of cricketer Nitish Kumar Reddy following

Nitish Reddy's 114 in Boxing Day Test formed the cornerstone of India's first innings score of 369 and attracted a lot of attention on the young batter.

A turning point in the match. Reddy's brilliant show also saw him stitch a brilliant eighth-wicket partnership with Washington Sundar. They added 127 runs for the

Nitish Kumar Reddy and his family met and greeted Virat Kohli after the all-rounder's hundred in Melbourne on December 28.

Nitish had stolen the spotlight on Saturday with a gritty century, rescuing India from a precarious position on day three of the fourth Test. His 114, including 11 fours and a six, combined with Washington Sundar’s support in a crucial 127-run partnership for the eighth wicket,

Indian all-rounder Nitish Kumar Reddy, scored his maiden Test century at the iconic Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) on December 28. Not only was it a special moment for Reddy during the fourth Test between Australia and India,

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 has been India's most consistent batter in the ongoing Border-Gavaskar Trophy against Australia.