Indian and Australian cricket teams- two of the strongest contenders in cricket in recent years- will play for the semi finals of the ICC Champions Trophy on Tuesday at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium in the United Arab Emirates. The teams will be led by Australian team’s captain Steve Smith and Indian team’s captain Rohit Sharma.
While everyone’s eagerly waiting for the match, all eyes are set to watch Travis Head’s performance. From his match-winning century in the World Cup final to his crucial performances in the World Test Championship decider and the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, the Australian left-hander has thrived in high-pressure moments against India. Of all the players the Indian team is particularly prepared for, Travis Head tops. “The first thing is to overcome the fear of Travis Head and get him out. Shami saab, bahut ho gaya Travis Head ka kaam, ab unko run nahi banane dena hai [Shami sahab, enough of Travis Head, he shouldn’t be allowed to score runs now],” Harbhajan Singh told StarSports.
Apart from his fiery performance on field, Travis Head is a loving dad to two.
Travis Head is married to Jessica Davies, a professional model and entrepreneur. The couple got engaged in 2021 and married in 2023. Travis and Jessica are parents to two lovely kids: Milla Paige Head and Harrison George Head.
Head’s first child, daughter Milla was born on September 2,2022. His second child, son Harrison was born on November 11, 2024.
Head’s Instagram page is proof of his fatherly side. Apart from his profession, he never fails to show his love for his children on social media. “ONE! Can’t believe it’s been a year already. Milla you’re perfect, Mum and I are so lucky to have you and we love you very much,” he had posted on his daughter’s first birthday.
A left-handed middle-order batsman, Travis Head has been instrumental in Australia’s recent successes, including a match-winning century in the 2023 ODI World Cup final against India. Head also played a key role in the 2023 World Test Championship final and the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, proving his consistency on the big stage. With a fearless approach, solid technique, and leadership experience, Head continues to be a vital asset for Australian cricket across formats, earning a reputation as a big-match performer.
