That is exactly what Sri Lanka achieved; one point for turning up in each of the Galle Tests. From the moment a belligerent Travis Head bullied the Sri Lankan new ball in the first Test ...

Australia opener Travis Head was seen at his aggressive best as he scored a blistering 40-ball 57 on Day 1 of the first Test against Sri Lanka on Wednesday, January 29 at Galle International ...

Travis Head has backed Sam Konstas to regain his place ... But he was left out of the opening Test against Sri Lanka in Galle, and won't feature in the second starting on Thursday with Nine ...

From Alex Carey’s best Test innings to date to a teammate who has put himself in danger of being dropped, here are our player ratings for the second Test in Galle. Travis Head and Annabel ...

Marnus Labuschagne fields during an Australian nets session at Galle International Stadium ... Australia's vice captain Travis Head said this pitch appeared spicier than the slow wicket used ...

Travis Head says he does not think he will continue ... set to remain there when the second match of the series begins in Galle on Thursday, with the team hunting a 2-0 series whitewash But ...

Travis Head proves he is the ultimate golden arm and ... when the 21-year-old was named to play the second men's Test in Galle in place of Todd Murphy. The cap presentations for the BBL14 player ...

But then, Head flicked Fazalhaq Farooqi off his hips with that casually dominant air of his, and a parked train jerked to life and left the station. In sudden abundance were the Travis Head hits ...

Travis Head’s potential move to the top of Australia ... However, on the flatter wickets awaiting the Australians in Galle, where both Tests against the Sri Lankans will be played, there ...