Australian cricket team's ace opener Travis Head has been on fire ever since he returned to the team. Travis Head is emerging as a trouble-shooter for Australia in every series and it is on the basis of his performance that the Australian team is getting success. Australian batsman Travis Head is capable of changing the outcome of the match in just a few overs with his batting.

These days, Travis Head is again in the media headlines due to his aggressive innings and during this innings, he had beaten all the opposing bowlers equally. Some cricket experts believe that it was because of his aggressive innings that he was able to regain his place in the team.

Travis Head scored a double century in List A

Australia cricket team's most dangerous batsman Travis Head is in the media headlines these days because of a double century innings played in domestic cricket. Travis Head played this innings against Queensland while playing for South Australia in the 2021 Marsh Cup. During this innings, he faced 127 balls and scored 230 runs with the help of 28 fours and 8 brilliant sixes. During this aggressive innings, his strike rate was around 181.10.

The condition of the match was like this

If we talk about the match played between South Australia and Queensland in the Marsh Cup of 2021, then in this match the South Australia team won the toss and decided to bat first. Batting first, South Australia scored 391 runs at the loss of 8 wickets in 48 overs. In response, the Queensland team, which came to bat, could only score 312 runs in 40.3 overs and the South Australia team won the match.

Travis Head's career is very amazing

If we talk about the cricket career of Australian batsman Travis Head, his career has been very brilliant. In his career so far, he has scored 5693 runs in 138 innings of 142 matches played at an average of 44.47 and a dangerous strike rate of 104.34. During this period, he has played 15 century and 28 half-century innings.

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