37 Facts About Travis Head

1. Travis Head scored 175 off of 139 balls in the innings while Leaning scored a century.

2. Travis Head married one of his former students, 16-year-old Rosanna Cato, on October 26, 1828.

3. Travis Head died fighting to the end, and his remains were burned along with all the other Alamo defenders.

4. Travis Head was commissioned as a lieutenant colonel of the Legion of Cavalry and became the chief recruiting officer for a new regular Texian army.

5. At some point during his time in Claiborne, Travis Head heard stories of Texas, which was then an outlying state in the First Mexican Republic.

6. At one point during the suit, Travis Head filed a plea that the case be dismissed on the grounds of infancy.

7. Travis Head started a newspaper, the Claiborne Herald, which, like many other newspapers of the day, published stories ranging from activities in Congress to stories of adventures across the world, local notices, advertisements and more.

8. Travis Head received his first formal education at the Sparta Academy, studying subjects ranging from Greek and Latin to history and mathematics.

9. Travis Head was finally undone by Fernando, who snared him lbw.

10. Travis Head had his baggy green cap presented to him from Nathan Lyon.

11. Travis Head made his Test debut for Australia against Pakistan on 7 October 2018.

12. Travis Head scored a century but the Redbacks ultimately lost the match.

13. Travis Head had to leave Yorkshire early when he was brought to Sri Lanka to train with Australia's Test squad and play in their ODI squad.

14. Travis Head finally scored his maiden first-class century, after 17 scores of 50 or more, in a Sheffield Shield match against Western Australia to lead South Australia to a thrilling one-wicket win.

15. Travis Head came close to scoring his maiden century with 95 against Western Australia.

16. Travis Head impressed with both bat and ball during the tournament, scoring 87 off 42 balls against Scotland and taking three wickets against Bangladesh in the quarter-final.

17. Travis Head went on to play 18 under-19 One Day International matches for the Australian national team, including at the 2012 Under-19 Cricket World Cup.

18. Travis Head was rewarded at the end of the season with a rookie contract with South Australia.

19. Travis Head currently plays for Australia in all formats of the game.

20. Travis Head kept his place in South Australia's Sheffield Shield side consistently and became the team's captain in 2015.

21. Travis Head is a left-handed middle-order batsman and a part-time bowler.

22. Travis Head made his debut in the National Under-19 Championships at the age of 17.

23. Travis Head has represented South Australia cricket team at various age group level, playing for them in the under-17 and under-19 level.

24. Travis Head began his career playing underage level cricket for the Craigmore Cricket Club in his  hometown, Adelaide.

25. Travis Head is one of the brightest talents in Australia.

26. Travis Head has celebrated the total number of 24 birthdays till date.

27. Travis Head says Test retention isn't playing on his mind as selectors pursue an each way bet by including Peter Handscomb in the first Test squad to face India.

28. Travis Head says Test retention isn't weighing on his mind in race for Test spot with Peter Handscomb.

29. Travis Head will be 29 when his Strikers deal concludes in 2022 and likely to be a rare, one-franchise BBL player.

30. Travis Head has re-signed with current Big Bash League title holders Adelaide Strikers for a further four years.

31. Travis Head signed to play for Yorkshire again in the 2017 NatWest t20 Blast, but he pulled out of the tournament when he was named the captain of the Australia A side for the 2017 South Africa A Team Tri-Series.

32. Travis Head scored 175 off 139 balls in the innings while Leaning scored a century.

33. Travis Head was brought into Australia's One Day International squad for the first time for a tri-series in the West Indies.

34. In February 2015 Travis Head was named to replace Johan Botha as the captain of South Australia, though Botha stayed with the team for the rest of the season to assist with the transition.

35. Travis Head was one of six young Australian players to be part of the inaugural Ageas Bowl International Cricket Academy during the 2013 season, training at the ground's facilities.

36. Travis Head had an early start to his career, making his first-class at the age of 18 and representing Australia in the 2012 Under-19 Cricket World Cup.

37. Travis Head says Lloyd Pope will learn from Queensland's great escape driven by Sam Heazlett.