Cricket Australia have named Alyssa Healy as the bad habit skipper of the Australian ladies' group. She takes over from Rachel Haynes who resigned a month ago. Healy has recently filled in as bad habit commander for Australia in a break limit against India in 2021. She was additionally the bad habit chief for Sydney Sixers for the initial seven times of the Ladies' Large Slam Association. "It's an honor to have been offered the bad habit captaincy of any Australian group, not to mention one that is tasted as much accomplishment as this one," Healy said. "Rach assumed a vital part in supporting Meg as well as driving the qualities and culture of the group and keeping in mind that she passes on enormous shoes to fill, I'm anticipating helping lead this side close by Meg and Shell. "It's a truly thrilling opportunity to be associated with this group; we've seen staff changes as well as the rise of staggering youthful ability, and with a T20 World Cup and away Remains not far off, I'm anticipating this next part of my profession." Shawn Flegler, Head of Execution, Ladies' Cricket and Public Selector said: "We're really glad that Alyssa has consented to assume the job of bad habit skipper and anticipate the commitment she can make couple with Meg. "Alyssa is an exceptional pioneer on and off the field and carries an abundance of involvement to the job. "We have extraordinary trust in Alyssa, Meg and Shelley driving the group during an astonishing year time frame that will see the group guard its T20 World Cup title and hope to hold the Remains on English soil." Cricket Australia likewise affirmed Dan Bog and Scott Prestwidge as partner mentors. The couple will assume control over their jobs after the finish of WBBL.