Australian batter Travis Head skipped Monday's optional practice in Melbourne, raising concerns about his fitness for the Boxing Day Test against India. Head, the series' leading run-scorer, experienced soreness during the previous match in Brisbane.

Enjoying career-best form ahead of the Boxing Day Test, Travis Head barely recognises the batter who walked out onto the MCG four years ago against India.

Travis Head has landed another TKO on India at Brisbane. Head keeps piling up the centuries against Rohit Sharma's men.

ABC asked some of the Australian players, tongue in cheek, to describe the BCCI, the ICC, and Indian cricket as a whole in one word each. Some of the answers elicited the giggles one can expect.

India’s pace attack triggered another top order batting collapse but a second successive century for Travis Head and a long overdue hundred for Steven Smith gave Australia the ascendancy after the second day of the third cricket test.

Explosive batter Travis Head was a notable absentee in Australia's net session on Monday ahead of the Boxing Day Test against India in the ongoing Border-Gavaskar Trophy, according to The Sydney Morning Herald.

Travis Head credited his time at Sussex for transforming his Test cricket approach, which has been pivotal in his stunning performances in the ongoing Border-Gavaskar Trophy.

Travis Head's career resurgence has been nothing short of remarkable, illustrated by his back-to-back centuries in the ongoing Border-Gavaskar Trophy.