Amid a busy schedule, Australia women batter Alyssa Healy said that 'extra cricket' has benefitted her game.
"I think it's becoming more and more important for us [to manage our downtime]. We're learning on our feet how to be professional cricketers and playing around the world quite frequently, but the girls are getting a lot better at managing their downtime," ICC quoted Healy as saying.
"I'm [feeling] good, it helps when you can laze around on the beach all day and drink some mocktails. I'm enjoying my time here, it's been a busy couple of months but I made that decision to play the extra cricket and I think it's benefited me," she added.
Currently, Healy is featuring for her team on their Caribbean tour which follows an all-format Ashes series which took place in July. Before the Ashes series, she played with Yorkshire Diamonds in the Women's Cricket Super League.
Australia women registered a massive nine-wicket victory over West Indies women on Tuesday. Healy, while chasing a target of 98 runs, scored unbeaten 58 runs.
Healy expressed her dissatisfaction with her innings but said that victory is all that matters.
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"It was one of the more ugly innings that I'll have, but to get a win, that's what really matters and hopefully we get a nice true wicket in a couple of days' time and we can make a big total if need be," Healy said.
Australia have won first two T20I against West Indies and the third T20I match will be played on September 19.
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