Reigning champs Australia have called up all-rounder Heather Graham to supplant the harmed Tayla Vlaeminck in Australia's T20 World Cup crew. Vlaeminck experienced a shoulder separation from the get-go in the group's Gathering A conflict against Pakistan on Friday after her knee stalled out on the turf while placing in a slide, bringing about her arrival clumsily on her shoulder. The sad injury only four balls into Vlaeminck's rebound game proceeded with an upsetting run with wounds for the 25-year-old. The game against Pakistan was just her second T20 World Cup game, the past one coming a long time back in the West Indies. In the mean time, Graham has highlighted in only five T20Is for Australia, the remainder of which came against New Zealand in Mackay last month in the development to this World Cup. Before that, she addressed the Trent Rockets at the Ladies' Hundred, taking 9 wickets from 8 games at an economy of 6.88 other than contributing 104 runs with the bat at a strike-pace of 160.