Travis Head has established himself as a formidable batsman for the Sunrisers Hyderabad in this year's Indian Premier League (IPL), accumulating 533 runs in just 11 games. The Australian cricketer is still optimistic about his chances of winning the forthcoming Twenty20 World Cup in the West Indies and the United States, even after his outstanding showing. Although Head is used to playing on flat Indian wickets, he admits that the Caribbean's turning pitches may be a problem for him and other batsmen.

Head knows he needs to be consistent after showing an aggressive batting style in the IPL, but he also knows that his performance in India could not translate to the West Indies. He highlights that spin-heavy assaults are likely to be faced in the forthcoming tournament and predicts that the batting conditions will get harder as the competition goes on. In spite of his present performance, Head is still committed to honing his craft and maintaining composure in order to be ready for whatever obstacles lie ahead.

Head demonstrated his skill by hitting an undefeated 89 runs off just 30 balls in a recent IPL match against the Lucknow Super Giants, leading Hyderabad to an overwhelming 10-wicket win. With an undefeated 75 off 28 balls, his opening partner Abhishek Sharma added to the partnership, which left the opposition stunned. Hyderabad ended the Mumbai Indians' dreams with a thrilling victory that was their seventh of the season and kept them in the running for a postseason berth.