Alyssa Healy to Retire After India Home Series
Australia captain Alyssa Healy has announced her retirement from all formats of international cricket following the upcoming home series against India, concluding with the Perth Test in March.
Ending a stellar 16-year career, Healy departs as the most prolific wicketkeeper in women’s international cricket with 269 dismissals and over 7,100 runs. A seven-time World Cup winner, Healy cited mental fatigue and injury struggles as key factors behind her decision.
She will step away from T20Is immediately, captaining Australia in the ODI and Test series against India as her farewell.
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