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Australia's man in form Travis Head played down concerns over his fitness after appearing to struggle with a potential groin issue during the rain-marred drawn third Test against India at the Gabba.

Travis Head confident of playing boxing day test

The 30-year-old, who has been in red-hot form with 409 runs at an average of 81.80 this series.

Australia's man in form Travis Head played down concerns over his fitness after appearing to struggle with a potential groin issue during the rain-marred drawn third Test against India at the Gabba in Brisbane on Wednesday.
Head said he expects to be "fine" for the Boxing Day Test in Melbourne.
The five-match series is tied 1-1 going into the Boxing Day Test after the drawn affair.
"Very pleased with the way I am batting at the moment. Just a little sore, but I should be fine (before the next game)," Head, who was adjudged the player of the match, said after the game.
The 30-year-old, who has been in red-hot form with 409 runs at an average of 81.80 this series, noticeably struggled to run between the wickets during his brief innings of 17 on day five.
At times, he was seen clutching his groin, raising concerns among the commentators.
Former pacer Brett Lee called the visuals "worrying signs", noting Head&rsquo;s limited movement, while Indian great Ravi Shastri also expressed concern, describing the potential injury as a "body blow" for Australia, given Head's big role in the batting lineup.
Head did not take the field during India's second innings, fuelling further speculation.
The left-hander further reflected on his approach this series, attributing his success to adapting well to challenging conditions and staying composed at the crease.
"Challenging wicket. I had to work through the gears. I had different plans, pleased I could get through those. Good partnership with (Steve) Smith," he said on their centuries, contributing to their 241-run massive stand.
"I just try to sum up the conditions well. What I've done well this series is assess the conditions. Pleased with the tempo I've batted with. Pretty relaxed communication.
"Felt like he was back in his rhythm, and he gives me full freedom and confidence knowing he's going to be there for a long while. I feel like I am playing the situation in front of me," he added.

India is set to play the third Test of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy in Brisbane, where they secured a memorable win in their last visit, clinching the series 2-1.

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India is set to play the third Test of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy in Brisbane, where they secured a memorable win in their last visit, clinching the series 2-1.

India is set to play the third Test of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy in Brisbane, where they secured a memorable win in their last visit, clinching the series 2-1.
Brisbane pitch curator David Sandurski spoke to the media on December 11, three days before the match, explaining that the Gabba wicket varies depending on the time of season. Sandurski highlighted the differences between fresher wickets early in the season and the more worn-out ones later, noting that the wear and tear on the pitch can affect the conditions.
&ldquo;There are legitimate differences between pitches at different times of the season. Wickets later in the season tend to have more wear, while those early on are usually fresher and can offer more bounce and carry,&rdquo; Sandurski shared with the media.
He also emphasized that there were no special measures taken to alter the pitch to benefit fast bowlers, stating that the goal is to maintain the traditional characteristics of the Gabba wicket: good carry, pace, and bounce.
This third Test comes after a tied series, with Australia hoping to continue their momentum. After Brisbane, India will play two more Tests in Melbourne and Sydney. The hosts, who have not won the last two Border-Gavaskar series on home soil, will be looking to take the lead in the series.

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