Australia vice-captain Tahlia McGrath has revealed skipper Alyssa Healy remains a day-by-day proposition at the ICC Women's Cricket World Cup as she continues to recover from a calf injury.
Australia have been dealt a blow ahead of their upcoming ICC Women's Cricket World Cup 2025 fixture against England on Wednesday, with captain Alyssa Healy sidelined after sustaining a minor calf strain during a training session last Saturday.
While chasing down 199 runs for her side, Healy and Phoebe Litchfield dismantled Bangladesh bowlers, chasing down the target in 24.5 overs. Healy, coming into the fresh after an instant classic knock of 142 in 107 balls against India to chase down 330 runs, the highest-ever in women's ODIs,
Outstanding batting displays at the ICC Women's Cricket World Cup 2025 have reshaped the top 10 of the ICC Women's ODI Batting Rankings, with several in-form players making significant strides in the latest update, as per the official website of ICC.
Former India captain Mithali Raj heaped praise on Alyssa Healy after the Australian skipper's stunning century powered her side to a remarkable win over India in the ICC Women's ODI World Cup 2025.
Healy led from the front, as her 107-ball 142 helped Aussies knock down a challenging 331 set by India, thus securing the best-ever run-chase by a team in women's ODI history.
While an explosive stand of 155 between openers Smriti Mandhana and Pratika Rawal led to a record-breaking score of 330 runs for India, all it took was a relentless masterclass from Aussie skipper Alyssa Healy, who scored a 107-ball 142 to help Australia chase down the highest-ever total in
The clash was a record-breaking one. Right from individual pieces of glory to team milestones, right from Mandhana's records to Australia once again re-writing history books to justify all the seven titles collected before, this match had it all.
In pursuit of 331 runs, Healy smashed a 107-ball 142, with 21 fours and three sixes, which is the highest score in a run-chase against India. Australia have outdone Sri Lanka, who chased down 302 against South Africa last year. With this win, Australia is at the top of the table, having won
Australia Women's skipper Alyssa Healy won the toss and elected to bowl first against India Women in the 13th clash of the ongoing ICC Women's World Cup 2025, which is being played at ACA-VDCA Cricket Stadium here on Sunday.
India, meanwhile, have their own selection dilemmas as they look to bounce back from their narrow loss to the Proteas, with left-arm spinner Radha Yadav and experienced seamer Renuka Singh all in line for a recall to boost the side's bowling stocks.
The seven-time champions will be aiming to continue with their record-breaking run when they start their title defence against 2000 champions New Zealand at Indore on Wednesday. Aussies are heading into the tournament with great deal of match practice in Indian conditions, having won the thr