Mohammed Siraj, fined by the ICC for his send-off to Travis Head during the Adelaide Test, responded with a brief 'it's all good' when questioned. He then excused himself to head to the gym. The incident stemmed from Siraj's dismissal of Head,

Australia legend Ricky Ponting provided a measured perspective on the on-field spat involving Travis Head and Mohammed Siraj during the recent Border-Gavaskar Test in Adelaide, saying it was all down to a “misinterpretation”.

Following the incident, both Siraj and Head were also given one demerit point by the International Cricket Council (ICC).

Mohammed Siraj was fined 20 percent of his match fee, as well as handed a demerit point by the ICC, following his spat with Travis Head in the second Test at Adelaide.

Australia’s Travis Head and India’s Mohammed Siraj have been found guilty of breaching cricket’s code of conduct after their fiery confrontation during the Adelaide Test. Both players are expected to face fines or reprimands, though suspensions are unlikely given their clean records.

Pat Cummins didn't hesitate in giving a firm response when asked about the Mohammed Siraj vs Travis Head incident.

The incident took place in the 82nd over of Australia’s first innings, when India pacer Mohammed Siraj castled Travis Head, on 140, with a crushing yorker. The two had a war of words after that and although it is not known who started the fight,

In the 82nd over of the pink-ball Test, after being hit for a six over deep square leg by Travis Head, Mohammed Siraj had cleaned up Head with a low full toss and gave a fiery send-off to the left-handed Australian batter.

Ricky Ponting claimed that he got worried for Mohammed Siraj after his Travis Head send-off during the Adelaide Test. Siraj and Head got into a fiery exchange after the Indian pacer had dismissed the Aussie batter on Day 2.