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IND vs AUS: Reddy out of first three T20Is due to neck spasm

Updated on: 30 October,2025 08:17 AM IST  |  Canberra
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Reddy, who had been recovering from a left quadriceps injury sustained during the second ODI in Adelaide, has now developed neck spasms, further hampering his recovery and mobility

IND vs AUS: Reddy out of first three T20Is due to neck spasm

Nitish Kumar Reddy

India all-rounder Nitish Kumar Reddy has faced another injury setback as a neck spasm ruled him out of the first three T20Is in the ongoing series against Australia. 

Reddy, who had been recovering from a left quadriceps injury sustained during the second ODI in Adelaide, has now developed neck spasms, further hampering his recovery and mobility.


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