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Travis Head played one of the defining knocks of his career, defending relentless pressure from India's spinners on a raging turner in Indore, before finding his feet to hit a 53-ball 49 to lead Australia to a rare win in India. After a brilliant home summer, scoring four fifties and...

When Australia lost their first wicket to the second ball of the day, things looked grim. Then Travis Head slammed the door

Australia survived a small but tricky run chase to win by nine wickets on a spinning, crumbling pitch in Indore and secure a memorable Test victory in India. Set just 76 to win in the third Test at Holkar Stadium, Australia brought up only their second win on Indian soil since they claimed the Border-Gavaskar trophy in 2004.

IND vs AUS 3rd Test Highlights: India made a perfect start to the day when Ravichandran Ashwin struck with the very second delivery to have Australia opener Usman Khawaja caught behind on 0. Then a few nervy overs later, Travis Head and Marnus Labuschagne decided to switch gears and unleashed a flurry of boundaries to take control. They eventually chased down the target in style with Head remaining unbeaten on 49 while Labuschagne hitting the winning boundary to make 28 not out. Australia have cut down the deficit to one Test now. A memorable win for Australia and this will give them much needed confidence going into the fourth and final Test in Ahmedanad.

Australia batter Travis Head has said that they did a fantastic job to come back after losing the first two Tests. Australia beat India by 9 wickets in Indore in the third Test of the four-match Border-Gavaskar series. Speaking after the match, Head said they just tried to take it...

Australia reduced their series deficit as they won the 3rd Test match of the Border-Gavaskar tournament in Indore on Friday with nine wickets to spare. Australia wrapped up India for 163 in the second innings to set themselves a target of 75 to chase, which they did in style as Travis Head and Marnus Labuschange guided the visitors over the line.

Travis Head and Marnus Labuschagne held their nerve on a viciously turning Indore pitch to guide Australia to a nine-wicket victory Friday and only their second Test win in India since 2004. After Australia were thrashed in the first two Tests inside three days, the series now stands at 2-1...

Australia have thrashed Sri Lanka by 10 wickets in Galle, bowling the hosts out in a session and claiming their fastest Test victory in 20 years - although star batsman David Warner may be feeling sore after being struck in a very delicate area. Warner was the man to guide...

Travis Head is the latest player to join Australia’s extensive injury list and has been ruled out of the final ODI against Sri Lanka with a minor hamstring strain. Head left the field in the final overs of Australia’s four-run loss that handed a series victory to Sri Lanka on Tuesday and captain Aaron Finch said he was unsure if the injury would prevent Head from taking part in the first of two Tests in Galle starting next week.

Glenn Maxwell has been added to Australia's Test squad ahead of the opening match against Sri Lanka in Galle after Travis Head joined a lengthy injury list with a hamstring strain which has ruled him out of the final ODI. It means the prospect of Maxwell playing his first Test...

Sri Lanka could only manage 220 off 47 overs before rain interrupted play at the Pallekele International Cricket Stadium. Their total was adjusted using the DLS method and Australia were asked to chase 216 in 43 overs. They currently need 59 runs from 67 balls with half of the side back in the hut. Travis Head, who was called up from the A squad as a last-minute replacement, couldn't execute the lost as he desired and fell prey to Dunit Wellalage. At present, Glenn Maxwell and Alex Carey are occupying the crease for the visitors.

Australia's Travis Head marked his return to the one-day international side with a blistering century to help the visitors secure a comfortable 88-run victory over Pakistan in the first game of their three-match series in Lahore on Tuesday. Opener Head, playing his first ODI since November 2018, struck 12 boundaries...

Australia's Travis Head celebrates after making a century off 70 balls during the first One Day International between Pakistan and Australia at Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore, Pakistan, on Tuesday, March 29, 2022. He was out caught by Khushdil Shah off the bowling of Iftikhar Ahmed for 101. AP. Travis Head...

Quick bowlers Shaheen Shah Afridi and Naseem Shah picked up two wickets apiece on Monday to lead Pakistan's inspired performance against Australia on the first day of the deciding third and final test in Lahore. Afridi, 21, did the early damage, striking twice in his second over to dismiss opener...

India batsman Cheteshwar Pujara will play for Sussex this coming season after the club’s County Championship captain Travis Head pulled out of his 2022 deal. Pujara, 34, will be joined in Sussex’s first-class team from the second round of matches next month by Pakistan wicketkeeper-batsman Mohammad Rizwan. Having...

After plundering two centuries to spectacularly resurrect his Test career, Travis Head's Ashes heroics have guaranteed him a start in Australia's first Test line-up against Pakistan but he expects "brave" selections from the team's brains trust during the historic tour. With just five Tests staged in Pakistan since the long...

Travis Head will miss the start of the T20I series against Sri Lanka in order to play a Sheffield Shield match for South Australia ahead of the Pakistan tour. Daniel Sams, the New South Wales and Sydney Thunder allrounder, has been added to Australia's squad for the five-match series which begins at the SCG on Friday.

Travis Head is strangled down the leg side by Mark Wood to leave Australia 59-5 on day three of the fifth Ashes Test in Hobart. Available to UK users only. Watch highlights from every day's play of the fifth Ashes Test on BBC iPlayer from 18:00 GMT.