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Nitish Reddy celebrating his century. He returned unbeaten on the third day after scoring 105 runs.
India has made a comeback in the fourth test of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy being played in Melbourne. India was in danger of follow-on on the third day of the match, but the century partnership of Nitish Reddy and Washington Sundar saved the team from this danger.
On the third day, Nitish gave many moments of celebration to the team. When she completed her 50 runs, she celebrated in Pushpa style. When he completed his century, commentators named his celebration as Baahubali Celebration. Reddy’s father Mutyala Reddy, who was present at the stadium, cried with joy.
Washington Sundar also got luck on his side. His catch was missed by Steve Smith. Earlier, when Rishabh Pant was out, Sunil Gavaskar criticized his shot. Called it stupidity. See the moments of the third day of the Melbourne Test…
1. Nitish’s Pushpa Style Nitish Reddy completed his half-century after lunch on the third day of the Melbourne Test. He completed his 50 runs in 81 balls. After completing 50 runs, Nitish celebrated in the style of Allu Arjun’s film Pushpa, the video of which is going viral.
After completing 50 runs, Reddy celebrated in Pushpa style.
2. Celebration in film style after century Nitish completed his first century with a four. After completing the century, he sat down on the field on his knees and celebrated by placing his bat on the field and hanging his helmet on it. He was also seen looking towards the sky and thanking God.
When Nitish completed his century, he kept the bat on the field in Bahubali style and celebrated by hanging the helmet on it.
After this, Nitish was seen looking towards the sky and thanking God.
Nitish raised the bat and greeted the fans.
3. Nitish’s father cried When Nitish scored his century, his father Mutyala Reddy, who was present in the stands, cried. He looked up and remembered God and folded his hands. He later said, this is a very special moment for us. Will never forget this day. Today we are very happy.
After Nitish’s century, his father (with folded hands) cried.
4. Starc adopted Siraj’s funda During the Indian innings, Australian pacer Mitchell Starc adopted the baton of Indian fast bowler Mohammad Siraj. He came to bowl the 64th over of the Indian innings. He bowled the last ball of this over to Ravindra Jadeja, on which Jadeja did not score any runs. After this the umpire returned his cap to Starc, then he exchanged the bails placed on the stumps. At that time Nitish Kumar Reddy was present at the non-striker end.
After this, off-spinner Nathan Lyon brought the 65th over of Team India’s innings from Australia. Nitish did not score any runs on two balls of his over. Took 1 run on the third ball. After this Jadeja came on strike. This was Jadeja’s second ball after Starc changed the bails, on which he became LBW.
Ravindra Jadeja was out on the ball of Nathan Lyon. He scored 17 runs on 51 balls.
5. Smith missed the catch of Washington Sundar Washington Sundar missed the catch of Steve Smith in the 81st over. Sundar tried to flick the ball outside the leg stump, but the ball took the inner edge of the bat and went to second slip. Smith dived, but could not catch it. This was the first over after taking the new ball, which Mitchell Starc was bowling. After this Sundar played an inning of 50 runs.
Washington Sundar played an inning of 50 runs. He was caught by Nathan Lyon at the hands of Steve Smith.
6. Gavaskar called Pant’s shot stupid India lost the sixth wicket in the 56th over. Here Rishabh Pant was out after scoring 28 runs. He was caught by Scott Boland at the hands of Nathan Lyon. Pant wanted to play a scoop shot, but the ball took the outer edge of the bat and went to the deep-third fielder, Lion took the catch without making any mistake. As soon as Pant was out, Sunil Gavaskar, who was doing the commentary, got furious and said, idiot, idiot, idiot.
Rishabh Pant tried to play a scoop shot on Scott Boland’s ball.
Pant was caught by Nathan Lyon at deep-third.
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