In the second pink-ball Test against Australia at Adelaide Oval, young Indian batter Nitish Kumar Reddy top-scored with a gritty 42 in the first innings. Despite India struggling against the pink ball and being bundled out for 180, Reddy’s aggressive approach, including an unconventional six, was a highlight.
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