Sydney: Travis Head is not sure whether he will get back his place in the Australian middle order for the last ash test against England after Usman Khawaja reaches his chance by destroying the hundreds of twins in Sydney.
The head, who scored 152 in the first half of the series opening in Gabba, missed the fourth match in Sydney after testing Positive Covid-19 with Khawaja named after his successor for his first test in 2-1 / 2 years.
Khawaja did not disappoint, hit 137 in the first round and 101 was not second to give Australian selection headaches ahead of the last match on Friday.
Skipper Pat Cummins said it would be difficult to bring down Khawaja after the performance of Batsman.
The Sydney test ended withdrawn, even though Australia had sewed the series by winning the first three matches.
“We will wait and see.
I think he plays beautifully,” Number Five Batsman Head, which averages 62 in the series, said.
“We know he is versatile and the way he can play.
If there is an open place next to that he will take that opportunity.” He took it with both hands, he was extraordinary.
“There will be some difficult decisions.
The conversation doesn’t exist yet.” With Khawaja being able to bat well above and upper middle, Australia can be tempted to play it as an opening in Marcus Harris, who has just succeeded in half a century in the series so far.
Harris’s head said, who had a score of 38 and 27 in Sydney, was not under pressure to defend his place.
“He played for Australia, did work.
He is fantastic in Melbourne, playing a big role in ourselves to win the match,” he added.
“He will be disappointed he can’t run in this game and have a great opportunity.”