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Need to move on quickly from WTC final loss: Travis Head

Need to move on quickly from WTC final loss: Travis Head

Canberra, Jun 23 (UNI) Travis Head doesn't want Australia to dwell on their loss to South Africa as they get set to commence their new World Test Championship campaign.
Australia batter Travis Head wants his team to move on quickly from their recent loss to South Africa in the ICC World Test Championship Final as the side gets set to commence the new cycle against the West Indies in Barbados.
The Aussies have little time to lick their wounds following their five-wicket loss to the Proteas at Lord's in the Ultimate Test earlier this month, with their new World Test Championship campaign commencing with a three-match series against the West Indies in the Caribbean commencing on Wednesday.

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