9 months ago
Grace Harris plays with split webbing
Grace Harris is a cricket player from Australia.
During a match, she hurt her hand but kept playing.
She taped it up and said she would fix it later.
She even got two wickets.
Before, she also played with a broken bat.
She is getting ready to play in India again soon.
She was bought by a new team for a lot of money.
Grace Harris split the webbing on her non-bowling hand during a WBBL match but continued playing.
She taped up her hand and said she would get stitches later.
Harris took 2 wickets for 28 runs in 4 overs despite the injury.
Her team, Brisbane Heat, lost the match by 6 wickets.
Harris is recovering from a previous calf injury and is set to play in the 2026 Women's Premier League for Royal Challengers Bengaluru.
- Who
- Grace Harris, Australia all-rounder
- What
- Played with a split webbing on her non-bowling hand
- Where
- North Sydney
- When
- During a WBBL 2025 match on Sunday
- Why
- To continue bowling despite the injury
Key facts
- Player
- Grace Harris
- Team
- Brisbane Heat
- Opponent
- Adelaide Strikers
- Injury
- Split webbing on non-bowling hand
- Performance
- 2 wickets for 28 runs in 4 overs
- Match Result
- Brisbane Heat lost by 6 wickets
- Upcoming League
- 2026 Women's Premier League
- New Team
- Royal Challengers Bengaluru
- Contract Value
- INR 75 Lakh
Quotes
Grace Harris
Australia all-rounder and senior cricket player
“I just need to tape it up and I can keep bowling. It’s no big deal. We’ll just get blood on the ball. We can stitch it up later.”
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“It’s my non-bowling hand. So I can tape it up.”
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