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Women’s World Cup: Alyssa Healy Ruled Out Of England Clash
While Beth Mooney: Australia captain Alyssa Healy has been ruled out of the team’s upcoming Women’s World Cup encounter against arch-rivals England after sustaining a minor calf strain during a training session last Saturday.
Tahlia McGrath, the side’s vice captain, will lead the team in Healy’s absence as the defending champions look to continue their unbeaten run in the tournament. Healy might also miss out on Australia’s final group stage encounter against South Africa if she fails to recover before the clash on Saturday, October 25.
While Beth Mooney will don the gloves in Healy’s absence, Georgia Voll is likely to make her way into the XI as the team falls one player short ahead of the high-octane encounter. Read More...
World Cup Alyssa Healy Tahlia McGrath South Africa While Beth Mooney Georgia Voll Both Australia Net Run Rate Sri Lanka
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