Travis Head Created History in WTC: Travis Head made a record of winning 10 player of the match title in the World Test Championship

Travis Head scored 59 runs in 78 balls on the first day (25 June) which included nine fours. On the second day, he scored 61 runs in 95 balls. The award received on Friday (June 27) recorded the head in history. He has become the first player to win the title of Head 10 Player of the Match in the ICC World Test Championship. His record will never break because any player will be second in the list after doing so. First of all, the feat of achieving 10 Player of the Match will never be repeated. Earlier, no player had done this wonders. Head has so far played 50 WTC matches for Australia and has scored 3196 runs.

Head won his first Player of the Match Award during the Australia-New Zealand Test at WTC. The match was played at Melbourne Cricket Ground from 26 to 29 December 2019. In that match, this left -handed batsman from South Africa scored 114 runs in the first innings and 28 runs in the second innings. His second POTM Award was against England in the first Test of the 2021-22 Ashes series which was played in Gaba, Brisbane. He scored 152 runs in 148 balls in the first innings, with the team of Pat Cummins win by 9 wickets.

In the fifth Test, Head scored a century (101) in Hobart and won his third POTM Award. Head then scored 175 and 38 (unbeaten) runs in the Day-Night Test against the West Indies at Adelaide Oval in December 2022 and won the POTM Award. Subsequently, he received the same honor by scoring 92 runs in the next Test against South Africa in Brisbane.

In the final of WTC 2023, which was played against India at the Oval, the Head scored 159 runs in the first innings and won his sixth POTM Award. His next three POTM Awards were against the West Indies in January 2024, against India in December 2024, and against India in December 2024 (Brisbane) against India. The list of players winning the highest POTM award in WTC is Ben Stokes and Joe Root of England. Both have won 5-5 POTM Awards for England in WTC.