Australia women’s national team for cricket, Alyssa Healy skipper, led her team to the second title of the ICC women’s championship in front of the 2025 World Cup ICC. -In last year.
The Australian Women’s National Cricket team was right to money with its appearances in ODIS last year. They dominated the games with baton and the ball, and thanks to their victories of the series against India and Novi Zealand, they ended up 2024 at the top.
Australia will be one of the strong favorites to win the ICC World Cup 2025
Subsequently, the side led by Alyssa Healy dominated the national cricket team in England. They won the first four games of ashes and retained the trophy. In addition, they won the ICC women’s championship ahead of the World Cup.
With the type of performance they set, they look like one of the strong favorites to win the ICC World Cup in 2025. The event will be played in India in August, and the Australian women’s national cricket skipper, Alyssa Healy, would be in charge of adding another pen to her hat.
Girls are really pumped about wrapping – Alyssa Healy
While talking about winning the ICC women’s championship, Alyssa Healy said they played a consistent cricket and were pumped to win the 2025 World Cup ICC. She said it was important for them to include in good performances. In an interview with the ICC, she said:
“We played some really consistent one -day cricket during the last cycle, so the girls were really pumped on to wrap it. The last cycle was really exciting. Lowering in the last few series to win who would beat the trophy was really cool.
“In order to put a few performances in these series and switch us over the line, so the girls are very excited about winning this trophy, and we hope they are also good vibes for the next cycle.”
Knowing the nature of this cycle and how fiercely it was, it is a good sign for the World Cup – Alyssa Healy
Alyssa Healy added that winning the ICC women’s championship is a good sign for a team that enters the World Cup. But she was aware of the challenges she would face, adding that they were excited about the tournament.
“Knowing the nature of this cycle and how hot it has been challenging, it is a good sign for the I go World Cup,” she added.
“It’s really exciting. And the group really made it, knowing that yes, we play a good cricket – but it’s a World Cup, and we know there will be a lot of other teams that fight for that trophy, so we are excited to get there and there started. “
