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Sophie Devine

Team flagNZ35 yrs
batting styleAll Rounder
#8 Batter in ODI
#34 Bowler in ODI
#7 All Rounder in ODI
#10 Batter in T20I
#16 All Rounder in T20I
Career & Stats
Batting
Bowling

Sophie Devine Recent Form

Batting

NZW vs AUSW, ODI15 (20)
PRSW vs HBHW, BBL28 (22)
PRSW vs SYSW, BBL11 (14)
PRSW vs ADSW, BBL35 (31)
PRSW vs SYTW, BBL44 (33)
PRSW vs SYTW, BBL48 (34)
PRSW vs HBHW, BBL0 (1)
PRSW vs MLRW, BBL0 (4)
PRSW vs BHW, BBL25 (22)
PRSW vs MLRW, BBL22 (23)
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Bowling

NZW vs AUSW, ODI0-46
PRSW vs HBHW, BBL4-26
PRSW vs SYSW, BBL0-19
PRSW vs ADSW, BBL2-28
PRSW vs SYTW, BBL1-34
PRSW vs SYTW, BBL1-18
PRSW vs HBHW, BBL0-26
PRSW vs MLRW, BBL2-22
PRSW vs BHW, BBL1-16
PRSW vs MLRW, BBL0-15
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Sophie Devine Career Stats

Batting

FormatMatInnR100s50sHSSRAvgFoursSixesDuckRank
ODI151138396581614585.2131.7238370----
T20I1431393391121105120.9328.26315114----
BBL6463178648106125.1632.4719459----
CPL5525310103139.0184.332610----
100B19194110153123.8021.634314----
WC ODI662171014590.8043.40227----

Bowling

FormatMatInnWEconAvgBest3W5WSRMaidenRank
ODI1511251054.5335.933/243047.58----
T20I1431201176.5819.004/224017.32----
BBL6454497.7324.104/262018.71----
CPL5556.8121.802/270019.20----
100B191537.7785.001/180054.67----
WC ODI6000.000.000-0000.00----

Career Debut Information

ODI Debut
NZ Women vs AUS Women at Brisbane - October 22, 2006
T20I Debut
NZ Women vs AUS Women at Brisbane - October 18, 2006
CPL Debut Barbados Royals Women v Guyana Amazon Warriors Women Kensington Oval, Barbados West Indies, 1-9-2023
100B Debut
Welsh Fire Women v Birmingham Phoenix Women Sophia Gardens, Cardiff, 13-8-2022

Teams played for

Adelaide Strikers Women New Zealand Women Supernovas Wellington Women

About Sophie Devine

NameSophie Devine
GenderFemale
Birth1 Sep 1989
Birth PlaceWellington
Height5ft 7in
NationalityNew Zealander

Sophie Frances Monique Devine is one of the most revered names in international cricket. Devine opens the batting for New Zealand and loves getting off the block as aggressively as possible. Devine is also amazing with the ball as well.... continue reading

Player Bio

Sophie Frances Monique Devine is one of the most revered names in international cricket. Devine opens the batting for New Zealand and loves getting off the block as aggressively as possible. Devine is also amazing with the ball as well.

During her school days, Devine used to play cricket and field hockey too. She went on to play both sports for New Zealand. As a kid, she wanted to be an All Blacks but destiny had different plans for Devine. During her college, she was awarded the “wicket” award for bagging the most number of wickets, previously won by Mark Gillespie, hence she decided to carry on with cricket.

She made her first-class debut as a 14-year kid in 2003, and within three years, she was playing at the highest level. As a 17-year-old teenager, Devine came into the national set-up as a pure right-arm medium bowler who could only bat at the Number 11. However, she worked as a weak link and scored a couple of half-centuries against Australia and England in 2010, to earn the badge of an all-rounder. 

Her breakthrough moment came during the 2013 World Cup when the all-rounder scored her maiden ton against South Africa and since then she hasn’t dropped a beat. As her career progressed, Devine started moving up the order for good. In 2019, she scored 769 WBBL runs for Adelaide Strikers and helped the club reach the final for the first time. 

In January 2021, ICC named the New Zealander in the T20I Team of the Decade for her marvellous performance in the last decade or so. In February, she also scored the fastest T20 by a female cricketer, during a domestic match. During the very game, Devine showed her class when a six of her’s kissed a little girl’s cheek, she straightaway crossed the fence to check and paid a generous visit to the girl. 

Devine is truly an ambassador for the game in New Zealand and around the globe. Over the years, she has been consistently performing for the White Ferns and been a vital pillar in their success. 

(As of March 2021)