Meg Lanning has been managed out of the forthcoming Remains visit through Britain because of clinical reasons, Cricket Australia uncovered on Saturday (May 27). The 31-year-old, on the guidance of CA's clinical staff, has removed from the crew and will deal with her clinical issue from home. Lanning's last global appearance came against South Africa in the T20 World Cup last in Cape Town in February this year, having gotten back to the game in January after an extended break to deal with her psychological well-being. She had additionally captained Delhi Capitals in the debut version of the Ladies' Head Association, where her group lost to Mumbai Indians in the highest point conflict. Alyssa Healy will commander Australia in the Cinders while Tahlia McGrath has been named her representative. In the mean time, CA haven't named any swap for Lanning, with Australia having the choice of getting players from Australia A who will likewise be visiting the UK simultaneously. "It's a lamentable misfortune for Meg and she's clearly frustrated to have been controlled out of the Remains; it's a huge series for the group and she'll be missed, yet she comprehends the need to put her wellbeing first," CA's Head of Execution (Ladies' Cricket) Shawn Flegler said. "Meg will stay at home where she will keep on working with clinical staff with the expect to get back to playing as quickly as time permits. We ask that Meg's security is regarded right now," added Flegler. The Ladies' Remains starts on June 22 with the oddball Test against Britain at Trent Scaffold, Nottingham. This will be trailed by three T20Is and three ODIs, with the series finishing off with Taunton on July 18.