Stand-in skipper Bumrah took eight wickets in the first Test to help the visitors to a crushing 295-run victory last week in Perth.

The 30-year-old is set to hand the captaincy back to regular skipper Rohit Sharma for the second Test starting on Friday.

Unburdened by leadership duties, Bumrah could be even more of a threat under lights with the pink ball.

"Jasprit is probably going to go down as one of the greatest fast bowlers to play the game," top-order batsman Head told reporters.

"We're finding that at the moment, how challenging he can be, and it's nice to play against that.

"It's going to be nice to look back at your career and tell the grandkids that you faced him, so it's not a bad series to play in with him.

"But hopefully I only have to face (him) a few more times. He's been challenging."

Head top-scored for Australia with 89 in the hosts' second innings in Perth, and he will be on familiar territory on his home turf at the Adelaide Oval.

But for all that, the 30-year-old said: "It's just another week -- go and prepare and go in fresh and hopefully I can roll out the same sort of performances.

"It's going to be a challenge but I feel like I'm moving well, feel like I'm in a good space and go out and try and execute that."

He said that the hosts, who came into the five-match Border-Gavaskar Trophy series as favourites, had quickly got over the shock of their heavy loss in the opener.

"The writing was on the wall pretty quickly in that Test match that we were pushing it uphill," he said.

"So for me it was reflecting in-game what we could have done better by the time that result had come.

"(It's) a pretty easy one as such to move on and get over, and start talking about what's coming."