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Head, Conway Gain Big In Latest Rankings After Recent Red-ball Heroics
These performances have brought some Australian players close to the top positions in the Men’s Test batting and bowling rankings.
In Adelaide, Australia, Travis Head led the charge to an 82-run victory, with his second-innings score of 170 off 219 balls helping secure the win. This performance also moved Head up four places to joint third (815) in the rankings, alongside teammate Steve Smith.
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- 06 Feb 2021 04:31