Travis Head Century: Area If it is yours then it is inevitable that there will be an explosion. Travis Head has tried to convey the same in the second innings of the third Test against England. He has scored a century in the Test being played in Adelaide i.e. his home town. With this he has equaled the records of Don Bradman, Michael Clarke and Steve Smith. Thanks to Travis Head’s century, the Australian team is in a strong position in the Adelaide Test.
Travis Head scored his century on how many balls?
In the second innings of the current Ashes Test against England travis head Completed his century in 146 balls. He hit 8 fours and 2 sixes to reach his century. This was the 11th century of his Test career. Whereas this was the second century scored by his bat in the current Ashes series. Before this, he had also scored a century in the first test.
Avoid getting trapped in the trap of 99
However, Head would not have scored a century in Adelaide if he had not been caught by Brook at the score of 99. Brook, who was standing in the slips on Archer’s ball, missed his catch, taking advantage of which he managed to complete his century.
Dropped on 99, kissing the deck for 100!
What a rollercoaster for Travis Head
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How many centuries has Travis Head scored?
But is it the only big thing for Adelaide boy Travis Head that he scored his second century in the current Ashes series? No, the bigger thing is that Travis Head has scored his fourth consecutive Test century in Adelaide. By doing this, he has equaled the Australian record of Don Bradman, Michael Clarke and Steve Smith of scoring most 4 consecutive centuries at the Test venue.
Which record of Bradman did Head equal?
Bradman has done this feat at two venues. He has scored 4-4 centuries in MCG and Headingley. Michael Clarke has also scored 4 centuries in Adelaide itself. Whereas Steve Smith has scored 4 centuries at MCG. Travis Head has scored 4 centuries in Adelaide between 2022 and 2025.
The focus will be on a double century on the fourth day
Till the end of the third day’s play in Adelaide, Travis Head remained unbeaten after scoring 142 runs on 196 balls. In such a situation, now on the fourth day of the test match, he will be expected to make his innings even bigger. Head himself would also like to convert his century into a double century.
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