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Travis Head's rapid century leads Australia to historic Ashes victory

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Travis Head’s scorching century has reignited debate over Australia’s opening lineup for the second Ashes Test. His 69-ball ton flipped the first Test in Australia’s favour, helping secure an eight-wicket win and a 1-0 series lead.

Breakdown
  • Usman Khawaja left Perth with his future uncertain due to a back injury. 7s
  • Travis Head moved to opener and scored a 69-ball century, hailed as one of the greatest in test history. 13s
  • Australia won by eight wickets inside two days, marking the shortest Ashes test in 104 years. 26s
  • England, despite being ahead at lunch on day two, lost the match by the end of play and were left in disarray. 52s
  • Cricket Australia lost an estimated $3 million in revenue due to the early finish. 1m 26s
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