ZIM vs IND: Nitish Kumar Reddy, who was ruled out of the T20 series due to injury, said – I will come back strongly
Nitish Reddy is out of the match against Zimbabwe due to injury Nitish Kumar Reddy (Image Credit- Twitter X) The Indian cricket team is currently on a tour of Zimbabwe for a five-match T20 series, while all-rounder Nitish Kumar Reddy was selected in Team India for the last three matches of this series. But due to injury, he is completely out of this series. However, he had a dream since childhood to play for the Indian cricket team, but now it seems that it will take some more time for his dream to be fulfilled. Let us tell you that in the recently concluded IPL 2024, Nitish Reddy was successful in winning the Emerging Player of the Tournament award. So after winning this award, Nitish was successful in attracting the attention of Indian selectors, but now the wait to play for Team India has become longer for him, because at present he is in National Cricket Academy (NCA) due to injury, and has not been able to fly to Robert Gabriel Mugabe Airport Harare. On the other hand, in a recent interview with India Today, Nitish Kumar Reddy talked about the nature of his injury and said that he is going to return to cricket very soon and in a stronger way. Nitish Kumar Reddy gave a big statement Let us tell you that in a recent conversation with India Today, Nitish Reddy said – It is everyone’s dream to play for India. I was really close to it and then I got injured. I don’t blame the injury because it is an integral part of a player’s life. Whatever happened, happened, I want to work on myself in this off-season. I am working on my shoulder and arm as well. I was very happy when the call-up came from India but you know injuries happen. No worries, opportunities are going to come. I just want to be ready for it. Nitish further said about his injury- I have sports hernia, it is a minor injury. The medical team has said that surgery is not required for this. I just need to rest a bit, and do rehab for some time. I don’t know how long it will take, but I am feeling better now. But in the end it is my physio’s call.