Nitish kumar reddy: The 7th match of the Indian Premier League 2025 is currently being played at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium between Sunrisers Hyderabad and Lucknow Super Giants. SRH batsmen who batting stormy against Rajasthan are seen battered in front of Lucknow's bowling. The Orange Army, which has crossed the giant score of 286 runs in the last match, is also struggling to cross the 200 mark in this match.

At the same time, in this match, young batsman Nitish Kumar Reddy (Nitish Kumar Reddy) was also seen losing his temper and committed a act after which he could be banned after he was banned.

Reddy lost his temper after being bold

Nitish Kumar Reddy, who came out to bat at number four after Sunrisers Hyderabad's back to back two wickets fell, batted with great restraint in the beginning and he appeared to be doing the task of weaving the innings.

However, the batsmen batting around him continued to play big shots continuously, due to which SRH continued to decline on the continuous period. But during this time, Nitish Kumar Reddy continued to feel pressure on himself, due to which he tried to play a big shot off Ravi Bishnoi's ball, but the ball hit the middle stump directly with his bat and hit the middle stump and his gills were scattered.

Nitish Kumar Reddy Throwing Helmet#SRHVLSGpic.twitter.com/ss0ujhappb

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Returning to the dressing room, he lost his temper and slammed his helmet. This video of Reddy is becoming very viral on social media.

Due to this behavior of Reddy (Nitish Kumar Reddy), match referee Narayanan Kutti can take strict action on him and even a match can be banned on him. However, initially Narayanan Kutty can leave him just by warning.

32 runs off 28 balls

Know to know for explosive batting, Bale Nitish Kumar Reddy came to the crease in 2.3 overs of Hyderabad's innings. At that time, the Orange Army score was two wickets for 15 runs and from here a player had a strict need to play an anchor, which Reddy played well. But during this time he appeared to be avoiding playing big shots on bad balls, whose pressure was being seen on other batsmen.

Reddy faced 28 balls in this match, in which he was successful in scoring just 32 runs. During this time, only two fours came out of his bat and his strike rate was just 114.28.