After securing a decisive victory against India in the last Test match at Sydney, Australian cricketer Travis Head shared his delight in playing a significant role in his team’s win. This victory marked Australia's first Border-Gavaskar Trophy triumph in a while, with Head partnering with Beau Webster to establish a vital half-century stand, leading to their six-wicket victory and a series win of 1-3.

In a post-match interview, Head emphasized his focus on contributing to the team's efforts rather than fixating on the outcome of the match. Reflecting on the game, he acknowledged the strong competition from both teams and shared his anticipation for a well-deserved 10-day break after an intense series. Despite some ups and downs in his previous innings, he felt optimistic while building partnerships, which helped shift momentum in Australia's favor as they successfully chased down a target of 162 runs.

In the match, India initially opted to bat after winning the toss but struggled, managing only 185 runs before being bowled out. The Australian bowlers made significant impacts, with Scott Boland being the standout performer, taking four wickets during India’s innings. In Australia's first innings, they faced challenges as well, falling short with 181 runs, but debutant Beau Webster played a commendable inning to keep the score competitive.

As the match progressed, Australia found themselves in a precarious position while pursuing 162 runs, trailing at 58 for 3 at one point. Nevertheless, essential contributions from players like Usman Khawaja and Travis Head provided the stability needed, leading to their eventual six-wicket win. Boland’s all-around performance earned him the 'Player of the Match' title, while Jasprit Bumrah was recognized as the 'Player of the Series' for his impressive tally of 32 wickets throughout the series.