Travis Head, an Australian cricketer, has been dating Jessica Davies, a homewares entrepreneur, for quite some time. Keep reading till the very end to get details about his wife.
Travis Michael Head is an Australian cricketer who has represented his country at the international level.
For domestic matches, he is contracted to South Australia and the Adelaide Strikers.
Travis is a left-handed middle-order batsman who also bowls occasionally.
Is Travis Head Married To Jessica Davies? Dating History Explained
Travis Head is currently dating Jessica Davies.
An Australian international cricketer, Travis Head, paid $3.05 million for a luxurious property with panoramic views of the Adelaide skyline and the sea.
According to The Advertiser, the batsman, 26, and his girlfriend Jessica Davies, 24, are now the proud owners of the gorgeous Mitcham home.
The property, tucked in the Adelaide foothills, includes four bedrooms and an extra room that could be used as a fifth bedroom or also an office/study.
A stately corridor greets visitors and leads to the formal living and dining areas, ideal for welcoming and entertaining guests.
Another short corridor leads to an open concept kitchen, dining, and living area, leading to the home theater.
The four minor bedrooms are located in the back of the house, while the magnificent master suite is located on the other side.
Travis Head Wiki Details Explored
Travis Head began his domestic career as a member of the South Australian under-17 and under-19 teams.
In 2012, at the age of 18, Travis made his first-class debut for South Australia in the Sheffield Shield. Head hit his first half-century in his second game and came close to hitting his first century in his third game against Tasmania, scoring 90 runs.
At the end of the season, Travis Head was also given a rookie deal with South Australia.
Travis Head went on to play 18 under-19 One Day International (ODI) matches for the Australian U-19 team after steady performances in the domestic circuit.
In the 2012 Cricket World Cup for Under-19s. Throughout the tournament, he was brilliant with both the bat and the ball.
When he captained South Australia to victory in the 2012–13 National Under-19 Championships, he was voted Player of the Championship too for the second year in a row.