New Chandigarh, Sept. 15 -- Australia skipper Alyssa Healy has assured that the calf injury that caused experienced all-rounder Ellyse Perry to retire hurt during the first ODI against India on Sunday is of no concern heading into the ICC Women's Cricket World Cup, as per the official website of ICC.

Perry received some treatment on her calf during her innings as Australia registered an impressive eight-wicket triumph over India in New Chandigarh, but Healy suggested the issue was just cramps and she only retired hurt as a precaution.

With Perry sidelined, young opener Phoebe Litchfield stepped up with a superb innings of 88 from just 80 deliveries as the seven-time World Cup champions displayed their prowess by chasing down India's tot...