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Australia women’s cricket team captain Alyssa Healy on Sunday said her team’s maiden defeat to India in the only Test against India was not a shock and their aim is to win the T20 World Cup in Bangladesh next year. The Indian women’s team registered a historic first win against a dominant Australian side in a single Test, ending their first ‘home season’ of Test cricket in 28 years on a high. This is India’s first win against Australia in 11 Tests.
When Alyssa was asked how she viewed the loss given her impressive record, she told the media, “Probably not even a shock.” This is a format where we are not very familiar with the terms.
Alyssa said the Australian team has changed a lot but they are comfortable with the position they are in now. “Within the team, we’re really comfortable with where we are and how we’re progressing and where we want to go,” he said.
Alyssa said, “The T20 World Cup is going to be held in Bangladesh later next year and this is a real opportunity for us. This is a big trophy that we want to win.” Yes, every next series is important but at the same time we are preparing for that World Cup and want to make sure that we win it and do your best to win the big moments. Play cricket. ”
The T20 World Cup is scheduled to be held in Bangladesh in September-October next year while the 2025 ODI World Cup will be played in India. Alyssa knows women’s cricket is currently dominated by white-ball cricket but said she would like to see more Test cricket in the programme.
“We would love to see as many (Test matches) as possible and there will be real competition from the three matches,” she said. “But the nature of the women’s game at the moment is that the white-ball matches are dominant and the red-ball matches are dominant,” Alyssa said. Efforts are being made to fit the ball matches into the programme.” Elisa credited India’s success to its bowlers who bowled brilliantly throughout the match.