With his 11th Test century coming at Adelaide Oval with his unbeaten knock of 142 runs against England on the third day of the Ashes Test at Adelaide, Australian batsman Travis Head became only the fifth batsman to score four straight Test centuries at the same Australian venue. Cricket legend Don Bradman (1928-1932) at Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG), England cricketer Wally Hammond at Sydney Cricket Ground (1928-1936), former Australian contain Michael Clarke (2012-2014)at Adelaide and former England captain Joe Root (2014-2017) are the other cricketers to have recorded the feat and former Australian captain Mark Waugh has showered praise for Head for achieving the feat. “There’s nothing like a hometown hero in any sport, when the local boy comes good. The way he plays the game is so entertaining as well. You don’t want to miss anything that he does when he’s out in the middle. He is a bit like a Merv Hughes was in Melbourne or a David Hookes in South Australia. Travis has captured the imagination just with the way he plays. …