Australian middle-order batter Travis Head produced a brilliant piece of fielding to get the critical wicket of Kavem Hodge on Day 3 of the 2nd Test against the West Indies at the Gabba in Brisbane. The South Australian caught Hodge to break a crucial partnership, bringing Australia back into the contest on Saturday (January 27).The catch came in the 50th over of the innings as Hodge tucked one on the leg-side and hooped to take a single. However, Head, stationed at short leg, intercepted it brilliantly and threw the ball at the stumps. Replays showed that the right-hander's bat was in the air.You can watch the dismissal below: Lyon had claimed two wickets before Hodge's departure, dismissing Alick Athanaze and Kirk McKenzie - both of whom looked to be taking the game away from Australia.With Steve Smith taking the game to send McKenzie back to the pavilion, he and Lyon became the second-most successful bowler-fielder pair in Test cricket.Travis Head was out for a golden duck in the 1st innings:Travis Head. (Image Credits: Getty)The southpaw departed for a golden duck in the first innings in Brisbane as Kemar Roach strangled him down the leg side. The 30-year-old had come in to bat on the back of a first-innings hundred in Adelaide, which was decisive in Australia's ten-wicket victory. Hence, he will be keen to contribute a significant score.The Caribbeans recovered from being 64-5 to post 311 after half-centuries from Kavem Hodge, Joshua da Silva, and Kevin Sinclair. In response, the hosts declared at 289-9 as Usman Khawaja, Alex Carey, and Pat Cummins stood out with their half-centuries.At the tea break, West Indies held a handy 205-run lead; however, they will look to take it past 300 to put the home side under the pump. A victory for the Caribbeans will be their first against Australia in Tests after a decade and it will be the latter's maiden loss in a pink-ball match.