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Alyssa Healy to Retire After India Series, Joins Broadcasting

1/13/2026

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Summary

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Alyssa Healy, Australia captain, will retire after the series against India in February and March.
She debuted in 2010 and has played nearly 300 international matches, with World Cup finals records for dismissals and runs.
Cricket Australia Chief Executive Todd Greenberg praised her immense contributions to the sport.
After retiring, Healy plans to move into broadcasting, having previously appeared on major-event commentary.

History

Historical Context

The Australian Women's Cricket Team, officially formed in 1995, built on a rich history dating back to their first Test match in 1934-35 against England. Under the leadership of players like Alyssa Healy, who has set records in World Cup finals, women's cricket has gained prominence, supported by Cricket Australia’s initiatives to enhance female participation and recognition in sports traditionally dominated by men.

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Story summary

Alyssa Healy, Australia captain, will retire after the series against India in February and March.
She debuted in 2010 and has played nearly 300 international matches, with World Cup finals records for dismissals and runs.
Cricket Australia Chief Executive Todd Greenberg praised her immense contributions to the sport.
After retiring, Healy plans to move into broadcasting, having previously appeared on major-event commentary.

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