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Alyssa Healy Ready To Keep Wickets For Australia In Ashes Series Opener
After battling a series of injuries over the past few months, Healy confirmed her readiness to take the gloves again during a practice session less than 24 hours before the much-anticipated match.
Healy, who has been nursing a knee injury since November, expressed relief and excitement about her return. “I’d be lying if I said there wasn’t any doubt, particularly after a rough couple of months,” Healy was quoted as saying by ESPNcricinfo. “But everything’s progressed as we hoped. I’m feeling really good and confident to get out there and do the job.”
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