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2031, World Cup Semi Final at lords IND vs Eng India need 2 runs with 1 ball and 1 wicket remaining. Jofra Archer with the final ball, Here we go. The skinny man has not been in the good form this tournament. There it is, they’ll go…this’ll be out, surely!! OHH HE’S OUT, HE’S GOING TO BE RUN OUT, OH THAT’S IT, INDIA ARE OUT, NITISH DIDN’T RUN, I CANNOT BELIEVE IT, ENGLAND GO INTO THE WORLD CUP FINAL, RIDICULOUS RUNNING WITH TWO BALLS TO GO, Nitish DIDN’T GO, Dhoni COME. ABSOLUTELY RIDICULOUS THIS IS NOT SOMETHING THAT A PROFESSIONAL CRICKETER OR ANY ATHLETE DO. Maybe it's really time for Nitish the 40 year old to retire. Nitish was brutally trolled by media and was abused in the comment sections of his media pages. The man who was hailed as a hero with the victory in South Africa T20 World Cup now being hated to the core. His wife left him, his son despised him " I hope you're dead" these were the final words his wife spoke before handing over the divorce papers. Everything is lost in a match , the only people who supported Nitish were his teammates everyone knows he had given his best given his age but he was the one that cost them a World Cup. What is it that I've done wrong, top scorer in the world cup with 2 centuries at the age 40 and he's the oldest debutant he debuted to Indian team at 37 years. If only I've found my talent in my youth days, saying so he slept on the bed. When he woke up he was 13 years old and was granted a system. With this system there's no looking back for Nitish on his journey to becoming the epitome of success in cricket. You can support me via donations https://bmc.link/astautsugi Thank you and this is entirely optional!! As this book is fan-fic it doesn't get contracted in webnovel.

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Chapter 105

It was a bright sunny day, and the TV 999 studio was buzzing with excitement. Nitish Reddy, the rising cricket star, was all set for an exclusive interview with the popular anchor, Srivalli, who was known for her hard-hitting questions. The anticipation in the air was palpable as the audience eagerly awaited to hear from the young and talented all-rounder.

As Nitish took his seat across from Srivalli, he couldn't help but feel a mix of nervousness and excitement. He knew that Srivalli had a reputation for asking controversial questions and putting her guests on the spot, but he was determined to face them with grace and dignity.

The interview started on a light note, with Srivalli congratulating Nitish on his recent performances and asking about his journey in cricket. Nitish spoke passionately about his love for the game and the support he received from his family and coaches throughout his career.

Srivalli: Good evening, ladies and gentlemen! Today, we have a special guest with us - the rising star of Indian cricket, Nitish Reddy. Welcome, Nitish!

Nitish: Thank you, Srivalli. It's a pleasure to be here.

Srivalli: Nitish, at just 16 years of age, you have achieved incredible success in the cricketing world. But there are some who question whether you are too young to handle the pressure of international cricket. How do you respond to such criticism?

Nitish: Well, Srivalli, I understand that there will always be doubts and questions about young players. But age is just a number, and I believe that if you have the skills and mental strength, you can perform at any level. I have worked hard on my game and prepared myself mentally to handle the challenges. I am confident in my abilities, and I see it as an opportunity to prove myself on the big stage.

Srivalli: That's a very mature response, Nitish. Moving on, there have been comparisons between you and some of the legendary all-rounders of the past. How do you handle the pressure of being compared to such great players?

Nitish: I feel honored to be compared to legendary all-rounders, but I try not to let it affect me too much. Each player has their own unique style and strengths, and I want to create my own identity in the game. I take inspiration from these great players and strive to learn from their techniques and approaches. But at the end of the day, I want to be known for being Nitish Reddy and making my own mark in cricket.

Srivalli: Some critics have questioned your ability to perform consistently at such a young age. How do you plan to address those concerns and prove them wrong?

Nitish: Consistency is indeed crucial in cricket, and I am well aware of that. As a young player, I am continuously working on improving my skills and understanding the nuances of the game. It's essential to stay focused and maintain a positive mindset, even in the face of criticism. I believe that with time and experience, I will become a more consistent performer for the team.

Srivalli: Your selection in the Indian team at such a young age has raised eyebrows. Can you shed some light on the selection process and how you managed to catch the selectors' attention?

Nitish: The selection process is always rigorous, and there are many talented players vying for a spot in the national team. I was fortunate to have some good performances in domestic cricket and age-group tournaments, which caught the attention of the selectors. I also owe a lot to my coaches and support staff, who believed in my abilities and provided me with the right guidance and opportunities. It's a dream come true to represent India, and I am determined to make the most of this opportunity.

Srivalli: It's evident that you have worked hard to reach this stage in your career, Nitish. As we conclude, what would be your message to all your critics and those who doubt your capabilities?

Nitish: To all my critics and doubters, I would say that I respect your opinions, but I am focused on my journey and my game. Cricket is my passion, and I am here to play with all my heart and give my best for the team. I believe in myself and my abilities, and I am determined to work hard and prove my worth on the field.

But then, Srivalli steered the conversation towards a more controversial topic. "Nitish, there have been some rumors floating around about conflicts within the team and issues with the management. Can you shed some light on that?"

Nitish took a moment to compose himself before responding, "I think it's quite common for any team to have its ups and downs. We are a diverse group of individuals, and differences in opinions are bound to happen. However, as professionals, we know how to handle these situations and come together as a team when it matters the most."

Srivalli wasn't satisfied with his diplomatic answer and pushed further, "But there have been reports of ego clashes between certain players. Can you name anyone specifically?"

Nitish sighed, realizing that he was being pushed into a corner. However, he remained calm and assertive. "I believe that as a team, it's essential to maintain confidentiality and respect each other's privacy. I won't be naming anyone or confirming any such rumors. Our focus should be on our performance on the field and working together to achieve our goals."

Undeterred, Srivalli continued with her probing questions. "There have also been accusations of favoritism and biases in team selection. Do you think that's a fair assessment?"

Nitish took a deep breath before replying, "I understand that people may have their opinions, but I can assure you that the team selection process is fair and based on merit. The selectors and the management take into account various factors, including form, fitness, and team dynamics. As players, our job is to give our best on the field and leave the rest to the management."

Srivalli persisted, "But some players have spoken out about feeling sidelined and not given enough opportunities. What are your thoughts on that?"

Nitish responded firmly, "I can only speak for myself, and I believe that hard work and consistent performances pave the way for opportunities. Instead of dwelling on perceived injustices, it's essential for players to focus on their game and use every chance they get to prove their worth."

As the interview continued, Srivalli tried to throw more controversial questions at Nitish, from match-fixing allegations to personal relationships. Each time, Nitish handled the questions with grace, refusing to be drawn into any unnecessary controversies.

Finally, Srivalli asked, "You have been touted as the future of Indian all-rounders. Does that add pressure on you to perform?"

Nitish smiled, "Of course, there's always pressure when you represent your country at the highest level. But I don't see it as a burden; instead, I see it as an opportunity to fulfill my dreams and make my country proud. The support and encouragement I receive from my fans and teammates inspire me to give my best every time I step onto the field."

As the interview came to a close, Srivalli seemed slightly taken aback by Nitish's calm and composed responses. She had hoped to get him to react emotionally or stir up controversy, but he had faced her questions with dignity and maturity.

Srivalli: That's a very strong message, Nitish. We wish you all the best for your future and hope to see you shine in the Indian colors for many years to come.

Nitish: Thank you, Srivalli. I appreciate your support, and I will do my best to make everyone proud. It was a pleasure being here and having this conversation.