Australia allrounder Heather Graham has been managed out of the ODI series against Ireland and the Hundred after she experienced a right calf strain. Cricket Australia (CA) added youthful uncapped speed bowling allrounder Tess Flintoff to the crew for the three ODIs that start at the Clontarf Cricket Club in Dublin on Sunday. Flintoff hoarded the spotlight in the WBBL last November when she crushed the record for the quickest 50 years, off 16 balls, in the opposition's set of experiences for Melbourne Stars. As of late, she scored a 48-ball 70 at No. 7 for Australia An against Britain An in Loughborough. CA expressed that Graham will stay with the group in Ireland to start her restoration prior to getting back to Australia to proceed with this with Cricket Tasmania. Graham should play for Northern Superchargers in the Hundred, what begins on August 1, after the visit through Ireland. In the 2022 version, she played three matches and scored only 33 runs and got two wickets. Australia are falling off a 2-1 loss in ODIs and T20Is against Britain, in the end attracting the Ladies' Remains the multiformat series.