The Latest Breaking News from Alyssa Healy

Australia captain Alyssa Healy is firming to take part in the historic Test in India but management are reluctant to lock her into the XI just yet.

The women’s game has been transformed since Charlotte Edwards’s side braved infested hotels en route to defeat in 2005

Alyssa Healy feels ready to play in Australia's Mumbai Test against India, a match that should also coincide with her becoming full-time captain.

The recent women's Ashes series taught Australia not to place undue emphasis on preparations for the one-off Test in India, allrounder Ellyse Perry says.

Ellyse Perry is tipping Alyssa Healy to take over as Australian captain from the retired Meg Lanning.

Meg Lanning, one of the greatest batters of all time, will be remembered for her prodigious ability with the bat, her exceptional captaincy, and her commitment to the game. Jhulan Goswami spotted Meg Lanning's potential as a top-order Australian batter more than a decade ago. Lanning's prodigious batting, exceptional captaincy,…

Pace bowler Lauren Cheatle believed four shoulder reconstructions had ended her international cricket career before earning an Australian squad recall.

Lauren Cheatle is ever so close to making her Australian Test debut, four years after injuries stalled her international career.

Australia's selectors are likely to hold off naming a full-time replacement for Meg Lanning when they announce their squad for a multi-format tour of India.