Travis Head won’t apologise for brain explosion that saw him throw his bat across dressing room
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Travis Head explains why he won’t apologize for the shocking brain explosion that saw him throw his bat into the locker room after a disastrous tackle
- Travis Head says he doesn’t apologize for his angry bat-throwing rant
- He threw the willow against the wall of a shed to get dressed in the new series of The Test
- Head believes the vision captures the stark reality of cricket’s ups and downs
Australian Test star Travis Head says he won’t apologize for his bat-throwing tantrum following a bad entrance abroad after it aired on Amazon’s documentary series The Test.
The second season, which premiered on Prime Video this week, details the revamped Australian Test squad after Tim Paine stepped down from the captaincy and shows some great insight into the gaming team.
Travis Head throws his bat in the locker room after being sacked in Sri Lanka
In a scene from Australia’s tour of Sri Lanka in 2022, Head throws his bat across the dressing room in a fit of rage after being sacked on the cheap.
Head’s record abroad stands at an average of 21.3 over seven tests, which he will be desperate to improve on next month’s tour of India.
While the vision captures the South Australian during one of his worst losing spells, he says it also illustrated the harsh reality of professional cricket.
Head enjoyed an impressive Australian summer, where he celebrated a great century against the West Indies in Adelaide.
“That’s what happens in the doco, you turn around and you see the camera in the corner and you’re like, ‘oh shit,'” Head said. news corporation.
‘It came naturally. It’s raw. I don’t try to do it too much, but the emotions subside and there are moments that you remember and wish you had back.
I don’t really apologize for any of it. I’m there to play and play well and try to win cricket games and try to do my best.’
The 29-year-old said he regrets flying Cameron Green during the West Indies series in December, when a miscommunication led to a run that deprived him of a chance to win a double century.
David Warner throws a water bottle against a wall in the second season of Amazon’s The Test
Head isn’t the only Australian star to be in the spotlight due to his short temper.
David Warner, Steve Smith, and Nathan Lyon are shown in moments of frustration, slamming doors, throwing equipment, and cursing in anger.
Non-player Lyon is openly criticizing Pakistani cricket for the shocking pitches he had to bowl during the tour last March.
“Officially the worst game I’ve ever been a part of,” Lyon said.
Warner is shown throwing a water bottle against a wall and yelling ‘f**k this’, while Smith goes on an expletive-laden tirade after he ran out courtesy of a mistake by teammate Usman Khawaja.
(L-R) Usman Khawaja, Nathan Lyon, Pat Cummins, Travis Head, Steve Smith and Marnus Labuschagne
Head is pictured with his partner Jess Davies at the launch of the second season of The Test
Former Australian cricketers Michael Slater and Michael Bevan were famous for their post-innings outbursts, which often involved damaging equipment and shouting in changing rooms.
Head will be hoping their series form against the Windies and South Africa will continue on the subcontinent.
Over the past two seasons on home soil, he has averaged 57 with the bat and has served as a useful change in the bowling when questioned by captain Pat Cummins.
Cricket greats Michael Hussey and Greg Blewett believe that Head is a staple for the future of Australian cricket and a must for the upcoming India and Ashes series.