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Australian batter Travis Head continued his stellar run against India, smashing a dazzling century on Day 2 of the second Test at the Adelaide Oval. The left-hander’s remarkable innings marked his 8th Test century, solidifying his reputation as a key player for Australia in the longest format.
Head’s Masterclass at the Crease
Facing a quality Indian bowling attack, Head displayed composure and attacking flair. His innings came to a milestone in the 72nd over of Australia’s first innings. Facing R. Ashwin, Head calmly nudged a full delivery on the stumps through square leg to bring up his 100 off just 101 balls. The stylish knock was a blend of precision and aggression, featuring crisp boundaries and clever strike rotation.
This innings marked Head’s third Test century at the Adelaide Oval, underlining his dominance on his home turf.
A Heartwarming Celebration
After reaching the landmark, Head celebrated in style, holding his bat handle to his chest, a gesture seemingly dedicated to his young family. He then raised his bat to acknowledge the raucous home crowd, basking in the applause for another stellar performance.
Australia in Command
Head’s knock was instrumental in steering Australia to a commanding position, countering India’s disciplined bowling effort. With his consistency and aggressive approach, Travis Head has once again proven to be a thorn in India’s side, making his presence felt in the series.
As the match progresses, Australia will look to capitalize on Head’s momentum, while India will aim for quick breakthroughs to stay in the contest.
