The test
Aggressive Travis Head Puts Australia In Charge Against South Africa in 1st Test
An aggressive Travis Head put Australia in charge after the first day of the opening Test against South Africa at the Gabba in Brisbane on Saturday.
After bowling out the visitors for 152 on the stroke of tea, Head came to the crease with the Australian score a precarious 27-3.
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