Australia star Perry set to be fit for World Cup final against England
Australia all-rounder Ellyse Perry appears on track to be fit for Sunday's T20 World Cup final against England.
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"She's prepping really well and she's the ultimate professional."
— Phoebe Litchfield , Athlete
"It really feels like we're building something."
— Charlie Dean , Athlete
Key People
Charlie Dean is a cricketer who has played for England and was vice-captain in white-ball formats.
Ellyse Perry is an all-rounder for the Australian women's cricket team and a significant figure in women's cricket history.
Phoebe Litchfield is a teammate of Ellyse Perry in the Australian women's cricket team.
Shelley Nitschke is the head coach of the Australian women's cricket team.
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Australia all-rounder Ellyse Perry appears on track to be fit for Sunday's T20 World Cup final against England.
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