Khawaja sustained a blow on the helmet in the first Test in Adelaide. In the second innings, Australia were asked to chase down 26 to emerge victorious in the series opener.
The hosts managed to get a comfortable win over the Caribbeans on the third day of the first Test match, however, the left-handed batter was struck with a bouncer by Windies speedster Shamar Joseph on the third ball of the seventh over.
The symbol was on the back of his bat when he began the innings, but he broke it in the first over, and the replacement did not display it.
After donning the armband during Australia's incredible 360-run victory against Pakistan in Perth, Khawaja received reprimand from the ICC.
Australia registered a thumping 360-run victory over Pakistan with an all-round performance on Day 4 of the 1st Test at the Optus Stadium here on Sunday.
Australia posted a total of 233/5 in 63.2 overs, leading by 450 runs with Khawaja scoring 90(190) and Mitchell unbeaten at 63(68) respectively.
At the end of the second session, Australia posted a total of 210/3 on the board, with Warner and vice-captain Steve Smith unbeaten with scores of 111(149) and 21(34).
Usman Khawaja was upset as the Australian cricket team was fined despite not getting a chance to bowl in the second innings of the fourth Test.
Usman Khawaja and Marnus Labuschagne confronted the England fan who yelled boring at each Australian players as they walked through him.
The war of words about Lord’s, not least that about the little fracas between the Lord’s Long Room boys and the Aussies, hasn’t really died down.