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Mutyala and his family will be in Hyderabad for the third T20I against Bangladesh, and it will be the first time they will see him play in India colours, a dream that once felt far out of reach. For Mutyala, this moment is a culmination of years of sacrifice and dedication, a journey that began with tough decisions and quiet resilience.  Nitish - not one for accolades, but they've come along nevertheless ©Cricbuzz Through it all, Nitish has carried reminders of this journey with him, most notably in the form of his tattoos. His most recent, an Achilles symbol, represents not only strength and courage but also the vulnerability that comes with it, much like Achilles' heel. He also has a clock tattoo marking his sister's birth date and another honouring his parents. While his tattoos symbolise his journey and roots, Nitish doesn't keep souvenirs to commemorate his achievements. He doesn't mark his bats after big knocks, save balls from impressive spells or collect stumps from memorable matches. It's a habit his father, Mutyala, isn't particularly fond of. "I'm a sentimental person," he says. "I keep telling him to save something, but he never does." But maybe Nitish's reluctance has more to do with practicality. After all, he doesn't have a trophy cabinet to display them. As his dream of playing in front of his parents finally comes true, another dream remains on the horizon: to one day hang the reminders of his journey on the walls of his own home.