Alyssa Healy is doing everything she can to be fit for Australia’s WT20 semi-final against the West Indies

Australian star Alyssa Healy is doing everything she can to take on the West Indies in Friday’s WT20 semi-final. However, she still has a number of hurdles she must clear before getting the final tick from doctors.

Alyssa Healy passed an aerobic activity test in Antigua today and will do low velocity skills training tomorrow in her bid to play in Friday’s (AEDT) cut throat World T20 semi-final against the West Indies.

The star Australian opening batter and wicketkeeper was concussed after a mid-pitch collision with bowler Megan Schutt during Australia’s pool loss to India on Sunday morning (AEDT).

She must pass a series of tests before she is given the green light to play by Cricket Australia doctor Pip Inge, with the next step light training.

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If she has no effects from her light session, she will face full training the day before the semi-final.

A concussion test is the final hurdle.

Alyssa Healy was injured in a collision with Megan Schutt.

Healy posted a note on social media thanking fans for their support.

Thanks to everyone for their overwhelming wishes! Got a run in this morning and feeling really good. Fingers crossed it’s keeps getting better.
I have been told the black eye makes me look tough so I’m rolling with it!! #yieww

— Alyssa Healy (@ahealy77) November 19, 2018

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