Melbourne: Australia's all-rounder player Alice Perry has been ruled out of the remaining matches of the ICC Women's T20 World Cup. Australia's team has made the semi-finals for the seventh time and before that, Perry has played in every semi-final. Perry was injured in the final group match played against New Zealand on Monday while running out the batsman of the opposition team and then went out of the field at the same time.

Australia defeated New Zealand by four runs to advance to the semi-finals in the ICC Women's T20 World Cup played at Melbourne's Junction Oval ground on Monday. Australian team doctor Pip Inge stated that, "Ellis sustained a high-grade hamstring injury, which is expected to keep him out of the match. We are considering all options right now and helping Ellis recover from injury." Will continue to do. "

Australia has suffered a major setback due to Perry's exit and now he will have to play a semi-final match and beyond (if Australia wins) in the tournament without Perry for the first time. Perry, 29, has played all 36 T20 World Cup matches for Australia so far. In the current World Cup, no player's name has been announced in place of Perry.

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