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Alyssa Healy Certain About Return Of Competitive Cricket Ahead Of Australia’s Tour Of India
Big Bash League: Australia’s wicketkeeper-batter Alyssa Healy believes she is certain about returning to competitive cricket ahead of the tour of India, which begins with a one-off Test in Mumbai starting on December 21.
Alyssa's last competitive cricket appearance came in October this year in the Women’s Big Bash League (WBBL), before missing out on the rest of the tournament due to an injury to her right index finger while trying to break up a fight between her dogs and had to undergo surgery.
“I assume I'll be out there (for the first Test in Mumbai), they're going to have to do a lot to stop me walking out there and catching the first delivery. Everything's going really, really well. I started back in the nets the last week-and-a-half so I'm all on track to fly to India on Wednesday for a big series over there," Alyssa was quoted as saying by ICC, at the Kayo Summer of Cricket launch.
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Not Thought Of WPL Auction When I Was Batting; Did Cross The Mind A Few Times In Morning: Danni Wyatt
Bandra Kurla Complex: Ahead of the second edition of the WPL auction to be held here on December 9, England opener Danni Wyatt revealed that she had no thoughts about the auction while making a fine 75 in the T20I opener against India, though she admitted that it did cross her mind on the morning of the game.
We Have To Protect 50-over Cricket At All Costs, Says Tammy Beaumont
ODI World Cup: Amidst the proliferation of franchise T20 leagues in the world, England opener Tammy Beaumont has called for protecting the 50-over format of the game, especially from a women’s cricket perspective. The future of 50-over format has been a subject of huge debate, despite the 2023 Men’s ODI World Cup happening successfully in India.
Focus On World Cup As India, England Search For Answers In Three-match T20I Series
DY Patil Stadium: Look no further for a favourite when it comes to T20 international encounters between the India-Women and England-Women teams. England have totally dominated exchanges, losing only seven of the 27 matches with India. They have ruled over their counterparts in India too, winning seven out of nine T20 games played so far.
Men’s ODI WC: Have Full Faith In Skills And Determination Of Our Indian Squad, Says Harmanpreet Kaur
ODI World Cup: India skipper Harmanpreet Kaur wished the Rohit Sharma-led side good luck for their 2023 Men’s ODI World Cup semi-final clash against New Zealand at the Wankhede Stadium on Wednesday afternoon, and expressed absolute faith in the skills and determination of the hosts’.
Lauren Cheatle Returns As Australia Name Squad For India Tour; No Captain Is Confirmed Yet
Big Bash League: Left-arm fast bowler Lauren Cheatle has earned her first international call-up in more than four years as Australia on Tuesday named a 16-player women’s squad for their multi-format tour of India.
Sophie Ecclestone Named In England Women’s Squad Tour Of India; No Place For Issy Wong
DY Patil Stadium: Left-arm spinner Sophie Ecclestone has been named in England women’s squads for their upcoming tour of India, in a bid to return to cricket after undergoing shoulder surgery.
Chris Liddle Appointed England Women’s Performance Pace-bowling Coach Ahead Of Tour Of India
Wales Cricket Board: England and Wales Cricket Board (WCB) has appointed Chris Liddle as the performance pace-bowling coach of the England women’s team. Liddle arrives from Northamptonshire where he was assistant head coach and lead fast bowling coach. His first assignment with the England team will be on the tour of India next month.
BCCI Confirms England, Australia Series For India Senior Women In Busy Home Season
BCCI Honorary Secretary Jay Shah: The senior Indian women's cricket team will take on England and Australia women's teams in two separate home series comprising a total of two Tests, six T20Is and three ODIs -- all matches to be played at the Wankhede Stadium and the D.Y Patil Stadium in Navi Mumbai.
Mumbai’s DY Patil Stadium To Host Women's Test Match In November; Reports
DY Patil Stadium: The iconic DY Patil Stadium in Navi Mumbai will host the women's Test match after almost 9 years, with England due to play a four-day game there from December 14-17, said a report.
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