Vlaeminck sustained an injury during Australia's previous match against Pakistan at the Dubai International Stadium. But after coming in as a replacement for Grace Harris, the speedster had to go off the park without bowling a single delivery. In the first over of the Pakistani innings, Vlaeminck tried to chase the ball in an attempt to stop the boundary. Although she saved two runs, her knee got stuck on the ground after which she landed awkwardly. She was seen clutching her right shoulder, after which she was carried off the park. In the same match, skipper Alyssa Healy also developed a foot injury while trying to push for a second run. Australia coach Shelly Nitschke said Australia would wait to share an update on both players. While Vlaeminck would not take further part in the tournament, it remains to be seen if Healy gets fit. Heather Graham's career for Australia The 28-year-old Graham has played five Women's T20I thus far, in which she has picked up eight wickets at an economy rate of 8.07. She got her best figures of 2-0-8-4 against India back in December 2022 at the Brabourne Stadium in Mumbai. of the series as Australia beat India by 54 runs. Australia are sitting on top of the table with six points and a net run rate of +2.786 thanks to wins in all three of their matches. A win against India will make them the first team in the tournament to qualify for the semi-finals of the mega event.