Sri lanka
Alyssa Healy Rejigs Wicketkeeping Technique To Overcome Injury Woes
Healy hasn’t taken up the gloves in a competitive match since the ODI series against England during the Ashes in January. During that series, she played the Test as a specialist batter due to a recurrence of a foot injury initially sustained at the previous year’s T20 World Cup. A separate knee injury also cut short her WBBL campaign.
She explained that while the changes may not be obvious to the eye, they involve adopting a slightly more upright stance - a hybrid style blending elements of wicketkeeping techniques typically taught in Australia and England.
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