Head was one of the few Australia batters to keep his reputation intact in the heavy Perth loss, scoring a fighting 89 in the second innings, despite a searing pace performance led by Bumrah.

Not many Indian cricketers would get to hear such a nice complement from an Australian counterpart, Travis Head said he'll tell his grandkids of having played against Jasprit Bumrah

Australia batter Travis Head has spoken on the challenges of facing India’s ace pacer, and how he looked to overcome the same.

The ball of the game from him arguably came when he picked up Travis Head in the second innings when Head was looking fluent and was forced to make an error because of the precision in length

The two sides will now play a pink ball Test in Adelaide from Friday at the same venue where India were all out for 36 in their previous visit in 2020.

Australian left-hander lauds Jasprit Bumrah’s effectiveness, while praising his own team’s bench strength, which will be put to the test in the absence of injured paceman Josh Hazlewood.

Praising the Indian pace spearhead, Head said he would tell his grandkids that he faced Bumrah during his playing days.

Travis Head expressed confidence in his team’s ability to bounce back after a crushing defeat in the first Test in Perth.