Alyssa Healy has picked up a calf injury and has been ruled out of the high-profile match of the ICC Women's Cricket World Cup 2025 against the England Women's National Cricket Team.
In the absence of Healy, Tahlia McGrath will be doing the captain's duties and leading the Australian team, while Beth Mooney will take over the wicketkeeping gloves.
Australia undefeated in the ICC Women's World Cup 2025
The Aussies entered the ICC Women's Cricket World Cup 2025 as one of the hot favorites to lift the championship, and so far, they have played an exceptional brand of cricket.
They started off their tournament with a dominant 89-run win over New Zealand, and their next match against Sri Lanka was washed out in Colombo.
We did try our best, but the execution wasn't great - Alyssa Healy
Speaking after the Bangladesh clash, Alyssa Healy expressed disappointment over the lack of execution of plans but was happy to bag two points. She elaborated:
"It was amazing for her (on Alana King), great to see her dominate and get the rewards for that. The players coming in have done a great role for us - Darcie upfront was excellent, like i said, we'll make changes according to conditions and match-ups. I thought she was outstanding today (on Phoebe Litchfield). We pride ourselves in professionalism, we played well today to get the two points, we'll come back and be prepared for the next match as well."
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