Australia Women's Squad Hit by Injuries Ahead of Bangladesh and NZ ODIs

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Australia women's cricket team is dealing with multiple injury concerns ahead of their upcoming ODI series against Bangladesh and New Zealand. Spinner Molly Molineux has been included in the squad despite managing a hip injury and will be closely monitored. All-rounder Sophie Molineux's inclusion contrasts with Jess Jonassen's absence, while Phoebe Litchfield's teammate Sophie Hamilton has been ruled out of the ODIs due to a minor quadricep strain. Additionally, a player named Brown has been sidelined from the series with a back injury. The squad management will keep a close watch on the fitness of affected players as the series approaches.

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