Young Australia opener Sam Konstas opened up on missing out on playing in the ongoing Test series against Sri Lanka ... playing XI with in-form batter Travis Head being promoted to open the ...

Australia haven't finalised their playing eleven for the opening Test of their tour of Sri Lanka, but captain Steve Smith has confirmed that it will be Travis Head partnering Usman Khawaja at the ...

Australia have finalised Travis Head as Usman Khawaja's opening partner for the first Test against Sri Lanka in Galle. Khawaja was partnered by Nathan McSweeney first and later Sam Konstas during ...

Travis Head proves he is the ultimate golden arm and Mitchell Starc works wonders with the old and new ball as Sri Lanka's risky selection call pays off. Cooper Connolly became Australia's latest ...

Travis Head says Australia could rotate its batting order mid-game in what would be a departure from the norm. Head could open the batting despite Sam Konstas's start to life in the team against ...

After 52 ODIs, Head had 1,828 runs to his name at an average of 39.73 and a strike rate of 95.50. While there is not much to pick in the strike rate, Gill has a significantly better average after 52 ...

Travis Head will replace Sam Konstas at the top of Australia's batting order for the first Sri Lanka Test despite the teenager's heroics in the triumphant India series. Captain Steven Smith would ...

Travis Head, Josh Inglis and Glenn Maxwell will add considerable batting firepower for Australia in their final match before the Champions Trophy starts next week. Quick Ben Dwarshuis and legspinner ...

Travis Head will open the bating ... Australia last played in Sri Lanka in 2022 when the series ended 1-1, with both matches also played in Galle.

And on Tuesday interim Test captain Steve Smith confirmed Head would open the batting alongside veteran Usman Khawaja. Sam Konstas is expected not to feature against Sri Lanka. (Photo by Ishara S.

Travis Head will replace Sam Konstas as Usman Khawaja's opening partner in the first test against Sri Lanka at Galle on Wednesday, Australia's stand-in captain Steve Smith said on the eve of the ...

especially on a tour like this to Sri Lanka, which is so different, it’s going be so foreign to probably anything that he’s ever done before in his life.” Travis Head is opening instead of ...