Devine to retire from ODIs after ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup

Devine feels the conclusion of the tournament in India and Sri Lanka is right time to retire from the format. “It feels like the right time for me to start stepping away,” said Devine. “I feel very fortunate to have New Zealand Cricket’s support in finding a solution that means I can still give to the White Ferns.

“It’s important that everyone knows I’m focused and dedicated to giving this group everything I can before I step away. “I’m really excited by where this young group’s going and I’m looking forward to playing my part in the next six to nine months.”

The decision means Devine will also opt for a casual playing agreement with New Zealand Cricket for the 2025-26 season, and will not be one of the 17 players centrally contracted, though would be available for T20Is.

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