Despite the recent discovery of superconductivity in NdSrNiO thin films, the absence of superconductivity and antiferromagnetism in their bulk materials remain a puzzle. Here we report the H NMR measurements on powdered NdSrNiO samples by taking advantage of the enriched proton concentration after hydrogen annealing. We find a large full width at half maximum of the spectrum, which keeps increasing with decreasing the temperature and exhibits an upturn behavior at low temperatures. The spin-lattice relaxation rate is strongly enhanced when lowering the temperature, developing a broad peak at about 40 K, then decreases following a spin-wave-like behavior at lower temperatures. These results evidence a short-range glassy antiferromagnetic ordering of magnetic moments below 40 K and dominant antiferromagnetic fluctuations extending to much higher temperatures. Our findings reveal the strong electron correlations in bulk NdSrNiO, and shed light on the mechanism of superconductivity observed in films of nickelates.

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