Travis Head has been making headlines with his incredible form in the ongoing series, and the Indian team is well aware of the threat he poses. However, Cheteshwar Pujara and Sanjay Bangar have devised a masterplan to counter the Australian batsman, and it seems they are confident of taming him at the MCG.
According to sources, Pujara and Bangar have been studying Head's batting style and have identified a few weaknesses that they can exploit to their advantage. They believe that Head is already uncomfortable against a certain type of bowling, and they plan to use this to their advantage.
Pujara, who is known for his defensive solidity, has been working on a few strategies to counter Head's aggressive batting style. He has been observing Head's footwork and has noticed that he tends to commit to his shots a bit early, which can leave him vulnerable to certain types of deliveries.
Sanjay Bangar, on the other hand, has been analyzing Head's batting statistics and has identified a pattern that suggests he struggles against bowlers who can consistently bowl at a certain length. Bangar believes that if the Indian bowlers can maintain a consistent length, they can restrict Head's scoring opportunities and put pressure on him.
The Indian team is well aware that Head is a key player for Australia, and if they can get him out early, they can put pressure on the rest of the batting line-up. Pujara and Bangar's plan is to use a combination of spin and pace to keep Head guessing, and they are hopeful that their strategy will pay off at the MCG.
It will be interesting to see how Head responds to the Indian team's plan, and whether Pujara and Bangar's strategy will be successful in countering him. One thing is for sure - the battle between Head and the Indian bowlers is going to be an exciting one, and cricket fans around the world will be eagerly watching to see who comes out on top.