Alyssa Healy, a great wicketkeeper-batswoman for Australia, responded with a simple "trust" when asked what was the most crucial component of coaching a team in brief competitions. In the Women's Premier League's debut season, Healy is the team's captain for UP Warriorz. (WPL).

The Australian continued by saying she was doing her best for both the team and the Indian athletes. "Trust, in my opinion, is the most crucial element in creating a successful atmosphere. We finally seem to have that confidence over here at the UP Warriorz, and I am here trying to do the best for the team and the Indian players as well. We overcame that obstacle and played a fantastic game of cricket, Healy said in a statement.

"So, getting to know each other takes some time when you are thrown into a situation like this, but the ladies have been great. The most satisfying aspect is that, after three games, I believe we are playing more team-oriented cricket as a result of this. As UP Warriorz defeated Royal Challengers Bangalore by 10 wickets to earn their second victory in three games, Healy played an unbeaten knock of 96 off 47 deliveries.

"I'm happy we won, and the UP Warriorz needed to beat Royal Challengers Bangalore, so I'm glad we did. For me, it was wonderful to participate and gain some experience running. But overall, I believe we played excellent cricket against RCB, and I am extremely pleased of the team," Healy said. Healy expressed her enthusiasm for the Women's Premier League and noted that it had been long overdue.

"I was very eager for the WPL, which had been a long time coming. Even Indian stars, in particular, have called for it, particularly after seeing what the WBBL has done for Australian cricket. So, from that perspective, I was both excited and nervous, wondering where I'd slot in. "I've been welcomed here by the franchise and everyone," Healy said.