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'Batters want to hold their own,' says Travis Head
The Daily Guardian
|December 03, 2024
Australian batter Travis Head on Monday said that the sides' batsmen are looking to hold their own against India's attack going into the second Test at Adelaide, reported Fox Cricket.
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"We hold high expectations for both sides and it's a very individualised sport," Head was quoted as saying by Fox Cricket.
"The batters want to hold their own. We know how good our bowlers have been for us in the past, and they've gotten us out of trouble a lot," he added, as quoted by Fox Cricket.
The Australian batsman also denied any reports of a possible divide in the squad that is trailing India in this series.
"That can be put to bed," Head said, as quoted by Fox Cricket.
"This team's been together for three to four years ... the guys get along really well," he added.
"Definitely no divide," Head asserted.
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