Cricket-Australia captain Healy to retire after upcoming India series


Cricket - England vs Australia - Women's Cricket World Cup - Bristol, Britain - July 9, 2017 Australia's Alyssa Healy in action Action Images via Reuters/John Sibley

SYDNEY, Jan 13 (Reuters) - Alyssa Healy, ‌a mainstay of Australia's dominant women's cricket team for 15 years and latterly ‌its captain, has announced that she will retire from the game after the ‌upcoming multi-format series against India.

The 35-year-old wicketkeeper-batter was part of two one-day international World Cup triumphs and six successful T20 World Cup campaigns before taking over as skipper after the retirement of Meg Lanning in late ‍2023.

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