My role is to play till 13th-14th over so that Klaasen gets the license to explode – Nitish Reddy

Hyderabad: Tasked with handling Sunrisers Hyderabad’s middle-order, young Nitish Reddy is acting with confidence at a time when many see him as India’s future all-rounder, with his lively medium-pace bowling ability Thank You for. Batting in the IPL game against table-toppers Rajasthan Royals here on Thursday, Reddy (76 not out) and Travis Head (58) scored explosive fifties while Heinrich Klaasen scored an unbeaten 42 off 19 balls to take SRH to three wickets. Reached 201 runs. Veteran seamer Bhuvneshwar Kumar then took the star turn with a sensational final over as SRH kept their playoff hopes alive by defeating RR by just one run in a last-ball thriller. The 20-year-old Nitish said His role was to rebuild the innings after losing early wickets. “For the last two matches, we have been losing wickets quickly and I have to go. My role is to play till the 13th and 14th overs to give Klaasen the license to explode.” Let’s meet. There’s no point in Klaasen and Samad coming early.”

But are not able to score freely,” Nitish said in the post-match press conference. The all-rounder praised Bhuvneshwar after the experienced fast bowler bowled a brilliant final over to help Hyderabad seal a dramatic win. Nitish said That he hoped Bhuvneshwar would be successful in defending 13 runs in the last over. “I was looking at who was going to bowl. When I saw that Bhuvneshwar was going to bowl, I was confident that he was going to do it. During his tenure, he had done this many times. I did not think that we would win, I Thought we would either lose or tie. But I was very happy to get a wicket on the last ball.” During his explosive innings, Nitish hit two fours and two sixes off RR’s in-form Yuzvendra Chahal in the 13th over. Nitish said he backed himself to attack the experienced leg spinner.

Reddy also said that a win against RR is important after losses to Royal Challengers Bangalore and Chennai Super Kings. “Beating RR will boost our confidence, they are on top of the points table,” he concluded. “I am in my best form.” I’m not in: Parag Rajasthan Royals batsman Riyan Parag returned to the top five in the race for the Orange Cape after scoring his fourth half-century of the season. The 22-year-old Parag scored 77 runs in 49 balls, but failed to help his team chase the target set by SRH. Despite his breakout season with the franchise, Parag said he was not in his best form as he could not finish games. “I have to improve in many areas. I am not in my best form otherwise. I would have finished the game,” Parag told reporters. “I try to learn from my mistakes and not repeat them. That’s what I would say if I make it.” The Assam player said the defeat was “dramatic”, adding that his team made some mistakes. “It’s never good to end up losing. We did many things right. We will focus more on our mistakes instead of dwelling on them. We are in a good position in the points table. I think it’s just a bad game.” He said, “We made some mistakes in two-three overs and because of that we lost the match. T20 is like this, IPL is like this.”