As Nitish Kumar Reddy played an exquisite on-drive to get to his maiden Test hundred, then struck a pose straight out of the blockbuster Bahubali — he'd earlier done the famous 'Pushpa' move ...

He plonked his helmet on top of the handle, and went down on one knee to recreate the hero's pose from the movie Bahubali. "It's a celebration. He's killed it, honestly," Washington Sundar said at ...

Nitish Kumar Reddy scored his maiden Test century at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, making a significant comeback for India on the third day of the fourth Test against Australia. Coming in at No.

HIs statement came after he escaped unhurt in firing incident occurred in Mokama, Patna. Read further on Dynamite News: ...