Sophie Devine

ICC Rankings

Category	Test	ODI	T20
Batting	—	#24	#8
Bowling	—	#47	—
All-Rounder	—	#12	—

Batting Stats

Format	Runs	Avg	SR	HS	100s	50s	M	Inn	4s	6s
WBBL	4387	35.38	127.27	106	4	23	148	147	424	163
T20I	3817	28.49	123.21	105	1	24	158	154	353	134
ODI	4279	32.66	85.01	145	9	18	159	144	410	75
WPL	645	25.8	151.41	99	0	4	27	27	69	33
HUNDRED	706	24.34	124.08	53	0	2	32	32	65	25
WCPL	253	84.33	139.01	103	1	0	5	5	26	10
WSUPER SMASH	16	8	59.26	11	0	0	2	2	1	0
SUPER SMASH	38	9.5	88.37	38	0	0	5	4	2	0

Bowling Stats

Format	Wkts	Avg	Econ	BBI	5W	M	Inn	BBM
WBBL	133	22.21	7.46	5/41	1	148	133	5/41
T20I	130	19.55	6.36	4/22	0	158	134	4/22
ODI	111	36.27	4.59	3/24	0	159	133	3/24
WPL	26	20.77	6.48	4/37	0	27	23	4/37
HUNDRED	19	25.16	6.75	3/15	0	32	26	3/15
WCPL	5	21.8	6.81	2/27	0	5	5	2/27
WSUPER SMASH	2	10.5	4.2	1/3	0	2	2	1/18
SUPER SMASH	8	13.63	3.89	5/13	1	5	5	5/13

Teams

Gujarat Giants Women
Southern Brave Women
Wellington Women
Perth Scorchers Women
New Zealand Women
Royal Challengers Bengaluru Women
Birmingham Phoenix Women
Guyana Amazon Warriors Women
Welsh Fire Women

Debuts

T20 · NZ Women vs AUS Women · October 17, 2006
ODI · NZ Women vs AUS Women · October 21, 2006

About Sophie Devine

Sophie Devine is a double international meaning she has represented New Zealand in both cricket and field hockey. Her aim while growing was to represent All Blacks, but cricket and hockey took precedence during her stint in Tawa college, where she used to play along with the boys.

Devine was born in Porirua, New Zealand and grew up in Wellington before he father was transferred on work to Christchurch. However, she turns up domestically for Wellington. During her final year in college, Devine was awarded a 'wicket' for scalping the most number of wickets in the season - an award that had been won by New Zealand fast bowler Mark Gillespie the previous over.

Starting as a seam bowler, Devine like many of her peers shifted her focus towards batting. Picked as a 17-year-old for the White Ferns side in 2006, Devine needed almost four years to cement a place in the national side. A couple fifties in 2010 had been recorded, but nothing substantial.