Cape Town, Oct. 24 -- Travis Head has offered an honest assessment of Australia's collapse in Gqeberha in the second ICC World Test Championship Test against South Africa.
While Head's slow-burn 121 in the second innings stood out as a highlight in Australia's heavy loss, it stressed on a persistent issue across recent matches - Australia's dependence on lone-ranger batting performances rather than collective team efforts.
"We've spoken as a group going into this series that we've sort of had one individual each time, but we haven't been able to get that collective batting day that we would desire as a team," Head said, calling on the team's top order to fix a troubling trend ahead of the final Test in Cape Town.
Despite boasting individ...