“It is an amazing moment for Mitch. It is a great justification for the hard work he has put in and (for) probably some of the choices he has made over the last eight years to put his country first,” Alyssa Healy said after the IPL auction 2024 on Tuesday.
Australia women's cricket team is going to play a Test match in India after almost 40 years. The last time an Australian team toured India to play the longest format of the game was way back in February 1984.
"It’s quite unbelievable at the moment. I was travelling in the team bus after practice and was informed about the auction by a teammate. The amount kept rising and I was selected," Kashvee Gautam said after getting picked by Gujarat Giants on Saturday.
Alyssa Healy's first assignment will be Australia's forthcoming multi-format tour of India. The reigning world champions will play a one-off Test, three ODIs and three T20Is during their tour of India.
Alyssa Healy missed the majority of the Women's Big Bash League (WBBL) due to finger injury but is confident that she will regain fitness just in time for the Test match against India. Australia are scheduled to play their first Test in India since 1984.
Alyssa Healy is currently playing in the Women's Big Bash League (WBBL) for the Sydney Sixers. But her season is under the cloud now due to the latest injury. However, more details about her injury are yet to come out while the Sixers have also not ruled her out of the tournament yet.
Mitchell Starc and Alyssa Healy, who got married in 2016 are often seen supporting each other during their respective games.
WPL 2023: UP Warriorz named Aussie star as captain of their team for the WPL 2023. Earlier, Royal Challengers Bangalore had named Smriti Mandhana as their captain for the Women's tournament.
Alyssa Healy is one of the stalwarts of Australian women's cricket. The wicketkeeper-batsman is currently recovering from a calf injury and is expected to regain full fitness before the Aussies take on South Africa on February 18, 2023
ICC announced the names of nominees for the Men's and Women's ODI Cricketer of the Year Award. The list includes names of some brilliant stars, who have had a year to remember.
Australian women's cricketer Alyssa Healy has revealed that she is contemplating her future in the game. The wicketkeeper-batter admits that she still loves the game but feels that she needs to think about her longevity at the highest level
As women's T20I cricket makes its debut in the Commonwealth Games, India took on Australia for the opener and once again faced a defeat at the hands of the Aussies. India was average with the bat and the fall of regular wickets restricted them to a total of 154 runs.
Healy, who has so far played four Tests, said that the side is focused on the pink-ball Test after the ODI series
WBBL's official handle shared a highlight of the knock and labelled Healy as a 'legend'
Australia's strike bowler Mitchell Starc will train at the Women's Big Bash League (WBBL) Village here for a week to spend time with wife Alyssa Healy ahead of the India series.
Healy now has 92 dismissals to her name in 99 T20I innings, one more than Dhoni who made 91 dismissals in 97 innings.
The four-team event is likely to be played from November 1 to 10 implying that the Indian players won't be available for the WBBL which will then be into the final stages of the edition.
Indian women's team's proposed tour of England was cancelled owing to the COVID-19 pandemic.
A shortened season is being speculated with CA struggling to stay afloat in the wake of the coronavirus break and is facing losses worth millions of dollars.
On March 8, Australia lifted their fifth ICC Women's T20 World Cup when they defeated India in the final by 85 runs in front of a mammoth 86,174 fans at the iconic MCG.
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