“8 hundreds before this, Australia won all 8 games” Twitter reacts as Travis Head scores a century against India at the Gabba
Travis Head backed up his Adelaide innings with yet another century against India at the Gabba in Brisbane in the third Test.
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The third Test match of the 2024/25 Border-Gavaskar Trophy is currently going on at the Gabba in Brisbane. Travis Head continued to haunt India with yet another century. At tea time on Day 2, Head remained not out on 103 runs off 118 deliveries with 13 boundaries in his innings. He backed up his 141 at the Adelaide Oval and the 89 in Perth with yet another sensational innings.
Head is currently one of the most dangerous batters in the world, and he takes the game away from the opposition team with his superb counterattacking skills. India has been his favorite opposition in the last two years, and he has troubled Rohit Sharma‘s team in every instance.
He smashed a century in the WTC 2023 final and the ODI World Cup 2023 final to defeat India. In the second Test in Adelaide, he single-handedly took the game away from the Indians. Now, Head has taken Australia to a position of strength and piled on the misery for the Indians. He came in to bat when Australia had lost three wickets at the start of Day 2 and did what he does best.
Meanwhile, Adam Gilchrist stated that Head always plays well against India, and he is surprised that India hasn’t attacked him at the start of the innings with short-pitched deliveries into his body. The former Australian wicketkeeper feels that Head might still score runs, but India needs to make a fixed plan and not bowl to Head’s strengths.
Fans react after Travis Head plays yet another blinder of an innings against India at the Gabba
Head has seemingly been a ‘headache’ for the Indian fans with his recent exploits against Sharma’s team. Fans took to Twitter (X) to talk about yet another century from the Aussie batter against India and how his innings could turn out to be pivotal.
Few fans have questioned Sharma and the Indian team management’s tactics against the Aussie batter, while others have hailed the consistent game-changing performances from Head against India.
The match at the Gabba is in an interesting position after only 13.2 overs getting bowled on the first day of the play. The series is tied at 1-1. India won the first Test by 295 runs in Perth, and Australia registered a 10-wicket victory at the Adelaide Oval in the second Test.
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