Australia quick Tayla Vlaeminck's horror run with injury continues with shoulder surgery ruling her out of a second straight WBBL season months before the tournament is set to get underway. Cricket Australia affirmed on Friday that Vlaeminck had a medical procedure to settle her left shoulder following the disengagement she languished while dumbfounding Australia An in July on the visit through Britain that ran close by the Ladies' Remains. It was Vlaeminck's first raid once more into delegate cricket in quite a while following a long restoration for a pressure break in the navicular bone in her right foot. That injury at first kept her out of the 2020 T20 World Cup yet a repeat during the 2021-22 home Remains saw her miss the 2022 ODI World Cup, the 2022 District Games, last season's WBBL and the 2023 T20 World Cup in South Africa. Having been on the rebound trail, thanks to some degree to working with the Australian Artful dance to reinforce her feet, she will currently miss another WBBL crusade with Melbourne Mavericks, having not played a game for them since getting back to Rebels in 2022 subsequent to enjoying the past two seasons with Hobart Tropical storms. Since making her WBBL debut in 2018, Vlaeminck has played only 33 matches and will have missed three seasons totally through injury before the current year's over. CA's head of execution for ladies' cricket Shawn Flegler affirmed there was no time period for Vlaeminck's recuperation. She will be inaccessible when Australia have West Indies for three T20Is and three ODIs in October however the following worldwide series for Australia isn't until late December when they visit India for an all-design visit through one Test, three ODIs and three T20Is. "We're disheartened for Tayla, she has shown inconceivable flexibility and tirelessness all through injury difficulties throughout recent years and endeavored to procure her spot on the Australia A visit," Flegler said. "We will keep on working cooperatively with Cricket Victoria's elite exhibition staff to help Tayla throughout the span of her restoration." In the interim, there is more sure information for Australia with long haul commander Meg Lanning getting back to preparing with Victoria in front of the homegrown summer in the wake of missing the Ladies' Remains due an undisclosed clinical issue. Victoria's WNCL season starts on September 26 against Western Australia in Perth. Substitute Australia chief Alyssa Healy was confident Lanning would be prepared to return for the series against West Indies, starting on October 1.