Head holds on to give Australia hope in Adelaide


  • Cricket
  • Friday, 07 Dec 2018

Australia's batsman Travis Head plays a shot on day two of the first test match between Australia and India at the Adelaide Oval in Adelaide, Australia, December 7, 2018. AAP/Dave Hunt/via REUTERS

ADELAIDE (Reuters) - Travis Head scored an unbeaten half-century on his home debut to give Australia hope of reeling in India's first innings lead despite a string of batting failures on day two of the first test on Friday.

Australia were 191 for seven, with Head 61 not out and tailender Mitchell Starc on eight, still 59 runs short of India's modest total of 250 at the close of another baking hot day at Adelaide Oval.

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