World test championship
Travis Head Wants To 'keep The Chatter' Alive On Test Opening Role
Head's 129-ball 154* studded with five sixes and 20 fours guided Australia to a comfortable seven-wicket win with 36 balls to spare in a chase of 316. After playing a match-winning knock, the Player of the Match awardee was asked whether he would be interested in taking the opening slot in Tests as well, Head replied: "Yeah, keep the chatter, makes it interesting. I'm not gonna dive into that. I'll just let that play out."
Previously, Head, who plays as an opener in white-ball cricket, claimed that opening is a specialist's job.
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