How does Travis Head bat so aggressively? He himself revealed the secret, he adopted Dhoni's method.
Travis Head is constantly breathing fire from his bat these days. He has made the whole world crazy with his stormy batting. Be it T20 ODI or Test, the Head's bat always moves at the same speed. The Indian team has been the biggest victim of his explosive batting. He has scored a lot of runs in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy as well. 3 matches have been played so far, in which he has scored 2 stormy centuries and 1 half-century. Now the question is how does Travis Head bat so stormy? He himself has revealed this secret.
What is the secret of Head's batting?
Travis Head has hurt the Indian team with his batting earlier as well. In the current series, it was his century that led to Team India's defeat in Adelaide. In Brisbane too, his 152-run innings helped Australia dominate the team. Now he has expressed hope to continue his excellent form and batting in this series as well. Head revealed that he is practicing less in the nets so that he can stay fresh in the match and perform well.
Head said that he tries to play fewer balls in the nets. This method works for him. He will continue this formula in this series as well. Head said that everyone in the team has their own way of practicing. Let us tell you that Dhoni also did not practice much in the nets. Dhoni's teammates including Akash Chopra have said that he did not practice batting and wicket-keeping much. He mostly practiced big shots in batting. Dhoni is also famous for his stormy batting.
Head's performance in the series
Travis Head has scored 409 runs in 5 innings of 3 matches in Border Gavaskar Trophy at an average of 81.80 and a strike rate of 94. This includes 2 centuries and a fifty. During this, he has also hit 47 fours and 4 sixes. Head is the highest run scorer in the current series. There is no batsman even close to him. There is a difference of 174 runs between KL Rahul, the second highest run scorer in the series, and Head. Rahul has scored 235 runs at an average of 47.