WATCH: Australian skipper Alyssa Healy melts Indian fans’ hearts as she clicks photos of Indian women’s team despite Test defeat, video goes viral

At the post-match presentation, Healy revealed the reason why she clicked pictures of the Indian team.

WATCH: Australian skipper Alyssa Healy melts Indian fans’ hearts as she clicks photos of Indian women’s team despite Test defeat, video goes viral

Alyssa Healy clicking picture of Indian team (Image via X)

Australia’s Alyssa Healy captained the Test side for the first time since becoming the captain after Meg Lanning. The one-off Test against India did not end in Australia’s favor as they lost a Test match to the same opponent for the first time in history on December 24 at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai.

Healy, however, won the hearts of the Indian fans due to her gesture following the match. As the Indian teams were celebrating with the trophy, Healy turned photographer and started clicking pictures of the host team.

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The videos and pictures have gone viral now. At the post-match presentation, Healy revealed the reason why she clicked pictures of the Indian team.

Watch the video here:

It wasn’t my camera. I was just pushing the camera crew back. So, I thought I’d allow one of them to get up there nice and close. But I actually cut out half of the Indian team by accident. So, I don’t think you’ll be using that one (laughs).
Healy said during the post-match press conference.

Alyssa Healy complimented the Indian team after the defeat

India defeated the visitors by eight wickets in the one-off Test match. This match was played in India between the two teams for the first time since 1984. After losing the match, Alyssa Healy complimented the Indian team for being relentless with the ball.

Alyssa Healy
Alyssa Healy (Image via X)

Healy said the hosts were relentless with the ball and displayed some different batting on the field. She claimed India played some shots her team has not had the habit of playing, that India are comfortable and have grown up playing in Indian conditions.

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