Australia and Up Warriorz captain Alyssa Healy officially withdrawn from Women’s Premier League (WPL) 2025 Due to stressful injury in the right foot. The Wickeket-Batter star is struggling with injuries over the past year, and this latest failure is causing concern about its long-term toy career.
The upcoming third edition of WPL will be played in four cities – Vadodar, Lucknow, Bengalur and Mumbai – from February 14 to March 15. However, Healy, who led Up Warriorz In the first two seasons this time will not be part of the tournament. Her absence is a big blow to the team, given her great experience and leadership skill.
Fights about an Alyssa Healy injury: a failure time tape
Healy’s injury problems date from October 2024, when she suffered a torn plantar fascia during T20 World Cup. Foot injury forced her to miss several key games, including the semi -final conflict of Australia against South Africa. After that, she suffered a knee injury, which prevented her from a significant part Women’s Big Bash League (WBBL) and the home of a series against India.
When Australia was visiting New Zealand For a go series, Healy played but was limited to the role only to hit it to ensure that it is suitable for Ashes Odis. During One -off ash testOnce again he played as a special dough, taking over the duties of WiKketkeeping Beth Mooney. As she returned to her role as WiKketkeeping at Ashes ODO, she had already missed the T20I series and several key nodes earlier in the season. Now, with repeating stress injuries in the right foot, Healy is off from WPL 2025extending the release of injury even more.
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UP Warriorz responds to Healy’s withdrawal from WPL 2025
The Warriorz franchise officially confirmed Healy’s absence on their social media on X (earlier Twitter), acknowledging the loss of her captain. Their statement read:
“Captain @Ahealy77 gave up on the upcoming #tatawpl due to the foot injury. Although he will not pull the yellow and purple this season, she will always be a warrior. She will be missing #warriorzsen, but we know she will cheer from afar. I wish you a quick recovery!”
📢 Captain @Ahealy77 he gave up on the upcoming #Tatawpl Due to the foot injury.
Although he will not draw yellow and purple this season, he will always be a warrior. AND #Warriorzsen She will miss her, but we know she will cheer from afar. Wishing you a quick recovery, … pic.twitter.com/js9kwnsw2l
– UP Warriorz (@upwarriorz) 1. February 2025
This announcement comes as a significant failure for Up Warriorzwho relied strongly on Healy’s leadership. In the past two seasons, she has played a major role in designing a team strategy and running them through an intense WPL campaign.
Great loss for a women’s premier league
The withdrawal of Healy from the WPL 2025 comes just a few days after the second star of the crisch, the new Zealand Sophie DevineHe announced an indefinite break from the domestic cricket. The loss of two older international players significantly affects the overall star of the league power, as Healy and Devine were key data in the crown of women’s franchise.
For Warriiorz, Healy’s absence will not only affect their struck line, but also their strategic dynamics of depth and leadership. The team will now have to rely on alternative leadership options, hoping for a strong signature. As the WPL 2025 approaches, all eyes will be on the next Warriorz move – which will replace Healy, and more importantly, which will be entrusted to the captain
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This article was first published on Wmencricsket.comand Times of the cricket Society.
