NEW DELHI: Nitish Kumar Reddy announced himself on the international stage with a flamboyant 74 as a youthful Indian side delivered yet another commanding performance to thrash Bangladesh by 86 runs in the second T20I here on Wednesday.
With the win, the hosts took an unassailable 2-0 lead in the three-match series.
The 21-year-old Reddy (74 off 34 balls) played the most attractive innings of his nascent career while also taking a couple of wickets (2/23) with his seam bowling.
Reddy combined with Rinku Singh (53 off 29), who too sizzled with a blistering fifty, to help India post 221/9 after being asked to bat.
Aside from an early wobble with the bat, the Indians appeared firmly in control, dominating Bangladesh throughout the match.
Their bowlers were on target, and the hosts executed some stunning catches to restrict Bangladesh to 135/9.
Reddy and Rinku put up a crucial 108-run stand for the fourth wicket and pulled India out of a precarious situation (41/3).
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