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"I sort of saw it coming. They've got a really, really strong squad; the girls are looking really strong.
That bowling attack, especially the spinners, it's lethal. I just wish them all the best more than anything," Perrin added.
Her hamstring injury occurred while fielding for Warwickshire, officially ending any possibility of joining the national team as a standby player.
"I was running at 60 per cent and as I was decelerating, my hammy just went," Perrin explained.
"I tried to play on because I thought it might have just been really, really bad cramp and about an over and a half later I had to go off."
Perrin will remain out of competitive cricket until at least the end of June.
She is currently undergoing rehabilitation with the goal of returning to full fitness before The Hundred tournament.
"I've still got youth on my side so I'll keep using that," Perrin affirmed.
"I've still got so many more experiences ahead of me to learn from and I just look forward to those, more than anything."
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Birmingham Phoenix previously secured Perrin's services for a contract fee of £50,000, where she plans to resume playing once her recovery concludes.
