Travis Head, who batted lovely even when breifly throughout 2nd Test in Delhi, feels he’s going to stay to his strategy of enjoying aggressive cricket within the third Test properly in Indore. Speaking on the sidelines of the nets session, Head additionally spoke on waking as much as the information of getting dropped from the primary Test. He mentioned that he didn’t anticipate that when he landed in India however he continues to respect the teaching employees and the choice of the selectors.Â
“It was something that I didn’t expect coming here,” Head mentioned in a media interplay on not making the enjoying XI in Nagpur. “The conversations were robust. Everyone has different opinions. I respect the coaching staff and selectors and I have a really strong relationship with them. I think that’s what made the conversations the way they went, because there’s respect that goes both ways and we were able to voice our opinions.”
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“And I woke up the next morning and I’m still on tour playing for Australia, I still get to do what I love to do. I’d love to be competing and playing but there’s another way I can support the guys the best I could and prepare the best way I could for another opportunity. I still feel like I’m in a great space. It’s just one week that didn’t go my way,” he added.Â
Head is taking coronary heart from the best way he batted in Delhi Test. He mentioned that there was a interval within the Delhi Test when he performed the spinners properly. “They’re extremely skilful bowlers, but I was really pleased with the way I was going forward and back and watching length and a few of the things I’d worked on. It was a small sample piece but over here small sample pieces can be a little bit of gold,” he mentioned.
The third Test begins in Indore on March 1.