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Meg Lanning To Lead Australia Women In Commonwealth Games, Ellyse Perry Set To Play As Batter

Cricket Australia on Friday named a full-strength women's squad for the upcoming Commonwealth Games, set to go ahead in Birmingham this year. Women's T20 cricket will make its debut at the Birmingham Games, with Australia to face Barbados, India and Pakistan in Group A. The semi-finals will be played at the conclusion of the pool rounds, with bronze and gold medal matches to follow. The 15 players who have been chosen to represent Australia at the upcoming Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games will be competing in a Tri-Series against Ireland and Pakistan in Northern Ireland on the eve of the Games.

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Ellyse Perry nursing back stress fracture, may only bat at Commonwealth Games

Ellyse Perry is recovering from a stress fracture in her lower back and may be restricted to batting at the Commonwealth Games. Perry has suffered back problems since the Women's World Cup where she missed the last few matches of Australia's run to a seventh title in early-April.

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Perry nursing back stress fracture, may only bat at Commonwealth Games

MELBOURNE : Australia's star all-rounder Ellyse Perry is recovering from a stress fracture in her lower back and may be restricted to batting at the Commonwealth Games.

Alana King earns Australia contract after World Cup triumph

Alana King was rewarded for her part in Australia's women's Ashes and World Cup triumphs with her first central contract when the list of 15 players was announced on Thursday. King stepped in for the injured Georgia Wareham and played in every match of the multi-format Ashes series and the 50-overs World Cup, which concluded with Australia's win over England in the final last Sunday.