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Women’s World Cup: Voll, Molineux, Garth In As Australia Opt To Bowl Against England
The winner of this contest will temporarily claim the top spot on the points table by overtaking South Africa. Australia are being led by Tahlia McGrath in the absence of regular skipper Alyssa Healy, who has been sidelined due to a minor calf strain.
Georgia Voll has been named as Alyssa’s replacement at the top of the order, while Beth Mooney will take up keeping duties. Sophie Molineux and Kim Garth also return to the playing eleven.
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