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Head backs Weatherald to hit back

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December 29, 2025

Australia’s Travis Head yesterday backed under-pressure opening partner Jake Weatherald to come good after an “extremely tough” start to his Test career in the Ashes.

Weatherald made his debut in the opening Test against England in Perth, the latest in a flurry of players looking to fill the giant hole left by David Warner calling it quits two years ago.

None have managed to cement the spot, with Weatherald the latest to struggle.

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