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There's Added Motivation To Go Out There And Play Well: Head Ahead Of Windies Tests
Australia lost to the Proteas by five wickets and failed to defend their WTC title earlier this month. With the start of the new WTC cycle, Head wants his teammates not to dwell on the loss to the Proteas when they take on the Caribbean side.
"There's added motivation to go out there and play well. We didn't play well (against South Africa) and it's unfortunate. We put two years of hard work into one week and didn't quite go to plan and the opposition played really well, so there's another motivation," Head said of the first Test in Barbados.
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