Sydney Sixers wicketkeeper and Australia vice-captain Alyssa Healy has been officially ruled out of the entire WBBL season following a consultation with her surgeon regarding her gruesome finger injury. She now faces a race against time to be fit for Australia's multiformat tour of India in December. Healy experienced a serious slash to her right pointer last end of the week when she was unintentionally chomped by one of her pups while attempting to isolate them at home. The injury required a medical procedure after a supply route had been cut off yet there was no bone or ligament harm. Healy talked with her specialist on Thursday and following conversations with Cricket Australia's clinical group, she has been administered out of the rest of the WBBL, including finals. "This isn't the news I was expecting in light of the fact that I love playing in the WBBL and I love the Sydney Sixers," Healy said. "My spotlight currently will be on making a full recuperation and getting back to play when all is good and well. "I'll keep on investing energy with the Sixers crew and deal any assist I with canning to assist the group and the club with flourishing until the end of the opposition. "I'll appreciate having the option to watch the WBBL from a remote place as the competition keeps on going from one solidarity to another." The following objective will be the visit through India in December and January, with a time period for her playing return not entirely settled over the course of the following couple of weeks after additional restoration. Healy has been Australia's substitute skipper for a lot of this current year after Meg Lanning was controlled out of the Remains and furthermore missed the new series against West Indies. The India trip is supposed to begin with a Test match played presently before Christmas, trailed by the white-ball installations.