Nitish Kumar Reddy reaffirms commitment towards SRH: Will always stand by team
Nitish said that his connection with SRH is built on trust, respect and shared passion. The all-rounder signed off by saying that he will stand by the team."I tend to stay away from the noise, but some things deserve clarity. My connection with SRH is built on trust, respect, and years of shared passion. I'll always stand by this team," said Nitish.You can see the tweet below:
Nitish's journey with SRH so farNitish was included as a part of SRH in the 2023 season, where played two matches. It was during the 2024 campaign that the youngster made a name for himself as he scored 303 runs and three wickets. Nitish was adjudged as the Emerging Player Of The Season as SRH made it to the final of the 2024 season. However, the all-rounder couldn't replicate his best form in 2025 and scored 182 runs in 13 matches. After Heinrich Klaasen made the No.4 spot his own, Nitish was being floated around and struggled to nail down a foxed spot in the batting order. - EndsTune InMust Watch
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