Travis Head was at his belligerent best in smashing a career-best 154 not out to underpin Australia’s chase of 316 to win the first one-day international against England and gain a 13th straight victory in the 50-over format.

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Travis Head's viewpoint, akin to his batting approach, contrasted with that of purists who often claim that Test cricket genuinely tests fitness and technique, especially for batters. Nevertheless, the 30-year-old did not fully reject this idea,

Travis Head scored a unbeaten 154 and Marnus Labuschagne contributed 77 as Australia successfully chased down a formidable 316-run target to beat England by seven wickets in the first of their five-match One Day International Series at Trent Bridge on Thursday.

Travis Head's unbeaten 154 guided Australia to a seven-wicket triumph over England in the series opener at Trent Bridge. Chasing a target of 316, Aust

Australian opener Travis Head scored an unbeaten 154 runs, leading his team to a seven-wicket victory against England in the first ODI at Nottingham. Head's performance, featuring 20 fours and 5 sixes,

Travis Head hails the "exceptional job" from Australia to take a seven-wicket win over England in their first ODI.

England are in the familiar position of being 2-0 down to Australia with three to play after a deflating batting performance saw them lose the second ODI by 68 runs. Set 271 to win, England’s hopes of levelling the series appeared a lost cause when they lurched to 65 for five in 9.