Australia captain Alyssa Healy has opened up about the heartbreaking semi-final loss to India at the ICC Women’s World Cup, admitting the defeat in Navi Mumbai still “hurts” and will take time to move on from. India had stunned Australia by successfully chasing 339 – the highest-ever run chase in World Cup knockout history across both men’s and women’s cricket – before going on to win the title against South Africa in the final. Speaking on the Willow Talk Cricket podcast, Healy said she was proud of her team’s campaign but couldn’t shake off the pain of falling short against India. “I won’t lie, I’ve been better,” she said. “We played some really incredible cricket over seven weeks but just couldn’t get past that Indian hurdle. It’s disappointing, but I’m excited about what

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