I don’t want to let recognition get to my head: Nitish Kumar Reddy

Nitish Kumar Reddy discussed his cricket development path on JioHotstar’s special show “Gen Bold.” The SRH player was pleased with his achievement at the greatest level in the previous year or so. For both SRH and India, Reddy intended to keep up his strong play at the same level.

The all-rounder for SRH has been playing well in the current IPL 2025. During SRH’s three games, Nitish Kumar Reddy has amassed 62 runs with a strike rate of 137.78. Reddy, though, hasn’t got an opportunity to bowl in the current competition.

“I am thrilled with the strides I have made in both my IPL franchise and my national team performances. “I wish to keep delivering at the same calibre,” Nitish stated. According to the famous all-rounder, he had to maintain his composure when people began to notice his performances. According to the top player, he prioritised maintaining his passion for the game.

People are now recognising me and complimenting my performances, which is a big difference. But I don’t want to become overwhelmed by this. Whether it’s for my team or India, I want to continue playing with the same fervour and regularity in the future. My goal is still to maintain my passion for cricket,” Nitish continued.

“I would rate my team very highly,” Nitish Kumar Reddy says, outlining SRH’s approach.

The all-rounder gave SRH a good rating and wanted to repeat his and his team’s 2024 success. Play freely, make the most of the Powerplay overs, and maintain the momentum for the remainder of the innings, he disclosed as SRH’s approach.

“I would give my squad a great rating. Last year’s season was amazing, and we want to repeat that performance. Playing freely, making as many runs as possible during the powerplay, and maintaining that energy into the subsequent overs is our straightforward approach. Everybody, whether at the top or middle order, has a part to play. “We hope to have another fantastic season,” Nitish asserted.

The season hasn’t been as successful for the Sunrisers as they would have liked. The Orange Army defeated RR in their opening game and scored the second-highest IPL total ever. Nevertheless, the 2016 winners dropped to eighth place in the standings after losing to LSG and DC in their last two games, respectively.