Border-Gavaskar Trophy: Travis Head says reports of divide within Australian camp can be 'put to bed'
FirstpostRumours of a split within the Australian team arose after Josh Hazlewood’s comments at a press conference after Day 3 of the first Test, in which the pacer appeared to express frustration at the batting group after they collapsed twice in a space of three days. Travis Head was the only Australian batter to go past the fifty mark in the first Test against India in Perth, scoring 89 during his team's unsuccessful chase of the 534-run target. AP Travis Head dismissed rumours of a divide within the Australian camp following their 295-run thrashing at the hands of India in the first Test in Perth, saying they can be “put to bed” and that the team has high expectations from all players. Speculation of a split between the batting group and the bowlers arose after Josh Hazlewood’s comments in the press conference after stumps on Day 3, in which the pacer hinted at being frustrated with the batters and how they collapsed like a house of cards twice in three days.