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#5 Travis Head
Another Aussie batsman who scored some runs in the series is Travis Head. The South Australia born cricketer, despite being an aggressive batsman, showed commitment and played few well-crafted innings in the series.
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He started on a high note in the first Test at Adelaide and followed with another beautiful knock at Perth. But, the left-hander failed to finish the series well as he was sent back to pavilion quickly in the last two Tests.
#6 Rishabh Pant (WK)
Whether it was those funny banters behind the wicket or the fiery shots with the bat, Rishabh Pant undoubtedly was the talk of the four-match Test series. The youngster interestingly ended the assignment as 2nd highest run-getter, making 350 runs at an attacking strike-rate of 74.
After contributing cameos in the first three matches, the Delhi born cricketer fired a stunning unbeaten knock of 159 runs in the final Test at Sydney. He also grabbed record 20 catches with the gloves.
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