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Travis Head hits back at Australia greats for firing a ‘bullet through’ current Test players

The Guardian Australia - Sport ·
Travis Head hits back at Australia greats for firing a ‘bullet through’ current Test players

Opener said it is unfair for ex-players to criticise modern batting lineup Australia’s vice-captain eager to open in Tests against South Africa Travis Head has accused Australia’s golden generation of being unfair in “putting a bullet through” current players, saying the game has changed significantly since they played.

Just a day after Matthew Hayden slammed selectors and accused them of promoting “the greatest pile of mediocrity” after calling up Nic Maddinson , Head took his own stand in South Africa.

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