Molineux ruled out of WBBL in blow for Melbourne Renegades

Melbourne Reneagdes' captain Sophie Molineux has been ruled out of the entire WBBL as she continues her recovery from the ACL injury suffered last season.

Molineux, the left-arm turn bowling allrounder, got the injury against Melbourne Stars in November and is currently expecting to get back to homegrown cricket in the last part of this mission following the WBBL.

It was reported on Thursday that Molineux had marked another two-year manage Rebels.

"I'm truly disheartened that my continuous recuperation from an upper leg tendon remaking implies that I won't be fit and accessible in time for this season," she said. "However, I'm particularly energetic about the help the club has shown me during the cycle and I'm exceptionally quick to reimburse their help by aiding the group in any capacity conceivable throughout the next few months."

Molineux's nonattendance implies Mavericks will require another chief for the impending season, and it very well may be they focus on one of their abroad signings having gotten Harmanpreet Kaur and Hayley Matthews at the draft. Another choice would be Australia allrounder Georgia Wareham.

"While we'd very much want to have her on the field this year, it's significant Sophie gets back to full wellness and her initiative around the gathering off the field will be similarly as significant," Mavericks head supervisor James Rosengarten said.

Rebels will likewise be without quick bowler Tayla Vlaeminck for the entire WBBL after she went through shoulder a medical procedure following the Australia A visit through Britain recently.