Travis Head is confident Australia can work its way back into the series against India and says there is no sign of a feud between the team's batters and bowlers.

Travis Head says there is no tension between Australia’s struggling bats and the bowling attack as he prepares for another fierce examination from Jasprit Bumrah in Adelaide.

It’s going to be nice to look back at your career and tell the grandkids that you faced him,’ Head says of Bumrah.

The two sides will now play a pink ball Test in Adelaide from Friday at the same venue where India were all out for 36 in their previous visit in 2020.

Australia's batsmen were dominated by Jasprit Bumrah in Perth but Travis Head said they are looking forward to another round against the Indian spearhead, who he believes will be come to regarded as one of the greatest fast bowlers in history.

Jasprit Bumrah was instrumental in India beat Australia by 295 runs in the Perth Test. Australian batter Travis Head has now showered praise on the Indian fast bowler.

Australian batter Travis Head spoke up on rumoured 'divide' in the home team ahead of second Test against India at the Adelaide Oval.

Head was one of the few Australia batters to keep his reputation intact in the heavy Perth loss, scoring a fighting 89 in the second innings, despite a searing pace performance led by Bumrah.

Australia batter Travis Head has spoken on the challenges of facing India’s ace pacer, and how he looked to overcome the same.