Alyssa Healy: The vice-captain will be fit to return for the semi-finals of the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup. There is good news on the injury front for the Australian opener.
Healy will be fit to return in the semis:-
Australia is confident that vice-captain Alyssa Healy will be fitting to return for the semi-finals of the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup on Thursday.
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Healy finished Australia’s emphatic six-wicket win over South Africa in GKberha on Saturday with a quad concern, but according to the team management the injury was only minor.
Healed from a calf injury before the tournament:-
The veteran wicket-keeper batsman had recovered from a calf injury ahead of the tournament and according to star all-rounder Tahlia McGrath, the decision to rest her for the match against the Proteas was pure to provide her with some extra rest.
“With a serious calf injury and a very busy schedule, it was a precautionary measure,” McGrath said.
“We expect her to be fully fitting. And ready to go for us in the semi-finals.”
We Are Playing Some Really Good Cricket:-
“We have such a strong team here and we are playing some really good cricket, but four wins doesn’t mean anything when you get to a knockout final, so we have to be at our best and have some quality teams.” Competition,” McGrath said.
“It’s absolutely our greatest strength that we have so many options.
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“So many players can play different roles and it seems like a different person raises their hand every time.
“We are all in really good form with bat and ball at the moment, we have a really strong squad so we go into those semi-finals full of confidence.”
