MUMBAI, Oct. 21 -- The importance of a pace bowling allrounder in New Zealand is not lost on any team from the sub-continent. The player lends balance in both batting and bowling and it is why Nitish Kumar Reddy finds himself in all three India squads -T20, ODI and Test- for the tour of New Zealand, which begins with T20Is. In a sense, this tour is crucial for both Reddy and India. The Men in Blue need an alternative to their first-choice pace allrounder Hardik Pandya and the talented 23-year-old player needs to prove he deserves that backing. Reddy, though, is yet to prove himself as a premier allrounder. For someone who has started his international cricket in 2024 with scores of 41 and 38* at Perth, 42 and 42 in his two innings at Adelai...