Ellyse Perry injury problems persist, and she might be unable to bowl against the West Indies.

Next month, the West Indies will play three T20 Internationals against Australia before playing the same number of ODIs. While the last T20I will be played in Brisbane, the first two T20Is will be played in Sydney. In July’s second ODI match between Australia and Ireland, star all-rounder Ellyse Perry suffered a knee injury. She missed both the Women’s Hundred in England and the third and final ODI due to the injury. The injured veteran is still getting better. She will play for Australia in both the ODI and T20I matches against the West Indies. The 32-year-old may, however, bat as a specialist and forego bowling for the white-ball series.

On Tuesday, September 26, Ellyse Perry participated in her first competitive game since the injury for Victoria against Western Australia. In the one-day competition, she did not bowl. The seasoned campaigner gave an update on when she will be able to resume bowling.

Nothing is wrong; I’m just ramping up my workload once more to ensure that I’m ready for the summer. Bowling will definitely be something I continue to work on throughout this series to get back to my full fitness. Perry was reported by ESPN cricinfo as saying, “It might mean that I’m not available to bowl until late in the piece or possibly toward the start of the WBBL.”

Examining Ellyse Perry flawless statistics in international cricket

On July 22, 2007, Perry made her debut for the United States in an ODI match against New Zealand. She has played in 11 Tests, 135 ODIs, and 142 T20Is for Australia. Ellyse Perry has amassed 876 runs in the red-ball style, a mind-boggling average of 73, along with two century and four half-centuries. She has scored 3662 runs in 109 ODI innings for an average of 50.86, two tons, and 32 fifty-sevens. The Wahroonga-born cricketer scored 1627 runs in 87 innings in the shortest format of the game at an average of 31.28 and a strike rate of 114.09.

Ellyse Perry has taken 123 wickets at 18.93 in T20Is, 162 wickets at 25.24 in ODIs, and 38 wickets at 20.47 in Tests with the ball. In the 50-over format, she has three five-wicket hauls and two in the game’s purest form.