Alyssa Healy and Ellyse Perry Headlining a strong 13-man NSW Breakers squad announced for the upcoming Women’s National Cricket League (WNCL) match against the ACT Meteors in Canberra, they are set to reunite in navy blue after more than five years.
The match marks the first time Healy and Perry have lined out together for New South Wales since the 2018/19 WNCL finals, making it a landmark moment for both the team and fans of Australian domestic cricket.
The Healy-Perry combination adds to the Breakers’ experience and firepower
The return of Healy and Perry together adds a wealth of experience to the NSW Breakers line-up. Both players have been central figures in Australia’s dominance on the international stage and their combination is expected to bolster the Breakers as they push for consistency in the ongoing WNCL season.
For Healy, the match is another step towards re-establishing his presence in domestic cricket, while Perry’s inclusion brings balance with his ability to influence games with both bat and ball. Their partnership has historically been one of the pillars of New South Wales’ success and its revival will be closely watched.
Milestones on the horizon for Katie Mack and Lucy Finn
The team announcement is also important. Veteran projectile Katie Mack The Breakers look to win their 100th WNCL title when they take the field on Thursday. Reaching the century mark in local appearances underscores Mack’s longevity and consistent contributions at the state level.
Meanwhile, the young all-rounder Lucy Finn included in the squad and could make his debut if selected. Should he perform, Finn would become NSW Breaker No. 277 and continue the state’s tradition of introducing emerging talent into the senior set-up.
Key contributors to the Breakers lineup
While the squad has star power, several standout players are absent. Ashley Gardner and Phoebe Litchfield because they continue their obligations, they will miss the confrontation Women’s Premier League (WPL) 2026 In India.
Injury has also been ruled out Caoimhe Bray and Hannah Darlingtonwhile veteran campaigner Erin Burns is unavailable as she continues on parental leave. Despite these shortcomings, the voters supported a balanced group that could compete strongly with the Meteors.
NSW Breakers team for ACT Meteors match
The 13-man squad named for the Canberra clash has a mix of experience and youth. The squad includes Lauren Cheatle (captain), Georgia Adams, Sam Bates, Maitlan Brown, Sarah Coit, Lucy Finn, Alyssa Healy, Anika Learoyd, Katie Mack, Claire Moore, Frankie Nicklin, Ellyse Perry and Tahlia Wilson.
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