The deferral of Head's agreement is down to the predominant Coronavirus pandemic, one that has just pushed the beginning of the English's residential season back to August 1. With district sides previously furloughing their players and staff attributable to the weakening financial outcomes of COVID-19, Head joins a progression of abroad cricketers to pass up playing this season.
Not at all like different cricketers who have had their agreements fully dropped, Head will be accessible to join comrade and his mentor from Adelaide Strikers, Jason Gillespie, at Hove next season. "We are pleased to declare that Travis has focused on us for one year from now," lead trainer Jason Gillespie said.
"Unmistakably this season will be troublesome and we are quick to build up a more drawn out term connection among Travis and the club, so this suits the two gatherings. We anticipate seeing Travis at Hove next season."
By chance, this is the second time the South Australian's spell with Sussex has been pushed back. He was tipped to have an impact in the 2019 season before he was chosen in Australia's Remains crew.
Remarking on the turn of events, Head included: "While it is extremely frustrating, plainly there are numerous challenges encompassing the 2020 English household cricket season and we as a whole concur this is to the greatest advantage of all concerned. I particularly trust some household cricket is played in Britain this late spring and I anticipate having my impact in 2021."
Head, who has played 17 Test including the most recent one at Sydney at the turn of the year, has midpoints near 40 of every a 105-game top notch profession. Essentially, be that as it may, he drove South Australia to Sheffield Shield finals in both 2015-16 and 2016-17 - the state's first since 1995-96 - and has captained the Adelaide Strikers to their lady Large Slam Association title in 2017-18.
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