By Kushan Sarkar

Australian cricketer Travis Head, who has been a standout performer in this year’s IPL, has reaffirmed his commitment to Test cricket, declaring that he will limit his participation in T20 leagues to just two events per year as long as he continues playing Tests.

Head has enjoyed a stellar 10 months, with significant contributions in key matches against India. He scored centuries in both the World Test Championship and the ODI World Cup finals, solidifying his reputation as a formidable opponent. This season, he has amassed 533 runs for Sunrisers Hyderabad in the IPL, forming a remarkable opening partnership with uncapped Indian player Abhishek Sharma.

Despite the lure of lucrative T20 offers, Head remains focused on his Test career. “It’s a no brainer,” Head remarked when asked about balancing his franchise commitments with his dedication to Australia’s national team. His impressive performance in both formats underscores his versatility and skill, making him a highly sought-after player in the cricketing world.

Head’s decision to prioritize Test cricket while selectively participating in T20 leagues highlights his dedication to maintaining a balance between the formats and ensuring his longevity in the sport. As he continues to excel on both fronts, his approach serves as an example for other players navigating the demands of modern cricket.