Australia’s Travis Head (AP Photo/Ricardo Majalan)

Travis Head made history by becoming the first player to win 10 Man of the Match Awards at the World Test Championship, as Australia defeated West Indies by 159 runs in the first Test of their three -match series in the fifty. Head scored 59 in the first innings and 61 runs in the second innings, on a challenging pitch where both teams struggled to score runs. Australia was excluded for 180 in their first innings before limiting the West Indies to 190. The host then posted 310 in his second innings before sacking the West Indies for 141 and to secure the victory and take a 1-0 lead in the series. Head’s significant knock on important junctions for Australia. His first innings helped Australia reach the total battle in the half-century, while the contribution of his second innings helped the team overcome the 61-4 uncertain position. The Australian Middle Order provided significant support after the dismissal of the head. Bu Webster scored 63 runs and Alex Kerry scored 65 runs to help Australia win the match.

The achievement of the head of the 10 Man of the Match Awards at the World Test Championships leads him beyond his close contestants. Ben Stokes and Root Each has won five awards, while Harry Brook has four in the name. The left -handed batsman has been a consistent artist in the World Test Championship. He is Australia’s fourth largest run-scorer in the competition with 3199 runs in 50 games, including eight centuries and 15 fifties. Steve SmithMaarnas Labschen, and Usman Khwaja. Head reached another milestone by becoming the fourth batsman to hit 400 quarters in the World Test Championship. He achieved this feat in 83 innings, including Joe Root (576 fours in 119 innings), Maarnas Labschen (476 fours in 96 innings), and Steve Smith (443 fours in 91 innings).Quiz: Who is that IPL player? “I preferred to score a little more, missed a few runs. Communication was important, the circumstances were difficult and we did exceptionally well to reach 300 on that surface. I was more positive on 1 day when I was to play, last night I was useless to be unbeaten,” the presentation. “ Head praised the contribution of his batting partner Webster: “He has played a large part of FC cricket, gained experience in all situations and situations. You then do well and take responsibility.” The Australian batsman expressed his disappointment about his performance in the World Test Championship final, but was happy to contribute to the team’s victory against the West Indies. Head said, “I disappoint not to score runs in Lord’s (in WTC final) despite my good form every time I go there, it was good to score runs and contribute to the team’s victory here.”