Travis Head got away from getting fined despite his on-field altercation with Indian paceman Mohammed Siraj, who was fined 20 per cent of his match fee.

Australian pace bowling legend Jeff Thomson hoped the match officials let the last three Tests of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy ‘breathe’, with more former players chipping in with their view that the spice from the series should not be sapped.

India pacer Mohammed Siraj is not too concerned with being fined after his altercation with Australia batter Travis Head during the Adelaide pink-ball Test. Recently, the International Cricket Council (ICC) docked Siraj 20 per cent of his match fees after he gave a fiery send-off to Adelaide hometown hero Travis Head.

The disparity in penalties serves as a reminder of the ICC’s nuanced approach to maintaining discipline in cricket.

Mohammed Siraj has broken his silence following the ICC sanctions imposed on him and Travis Head after their heated exchange during the Adelaide Test.

Australia claimed a 10-wicket victory thanks to Head's exceptional innings, with the South Australian batter dazzling his home fans, whacking 140 runs off 141 balls.

Mohammed Siraj and Travis Head were penalised by the International Cricket Council (ICC) for their heated on-field spat in the pink-ball Test between India and Australia.

India pacer Mohammed Siraj is not too concerned with being fined after his altercation with Australia batter Travis Head during the Adelaide pink-ball Test. Recently, the International Cricket Council (ICC) docked Siraj 20 per cent of his match fees after he gave a fiery send-off to Adelaide hometown hero Travis Head.