India decimated Australia by 295 runs in Perth, in the first Test match of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy. This loss has also made Australia's road towards the World Test Championship Finals daunting. Recently,

Right-arm fast bowler, Josh Hazlewood had sparked rumours of a potential divide in the Australian dressing room by making a controversial statement during the Perth Test of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy.

Travis Head is confident Australia can work its way back into the series against India and says there is no sign of a feud between the team's batters and bowlers.

Travis Head says there is no tension between Australia’s struggling bats and the bowling attack as he prepares for another fierce examination from Jasprit Bumrah in Adelaide.

Australia batter Travis Head is eager to meet Jasprit Bumrah in the pink ball Test match. Speaking ahead of the Adelaide Test, Head warned Bumrah stating that he knew what was coming.

Australian batter Travis Head spoke up on rumoured 'divide' in the home team ahead of second Test against India at the Adelaide Oval.

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.