New Zealand women's national cricket team captain Sophie Devine played her final WODI match against the England women's national cricket team in the ICC Women's World Cup 2025 on Sunday, October 26. Sophie Devine's White Ferns suffered an eight-wicket defeat in their final group stage match of the Women's World Cup 2025 in Indore. After the conclusion of the ENG-W vs NZ-W match, Sophie Devine received a guard of honour from both teams – a gesture she initially had declined. It was a heartfelt gesture, and Devine couldn't decline. The 36-year-old made her WODI debut against Australia women's national cricket team in 2006. The veteran cricketer amassed 4279 runs in 159 WODI matches with nine hundreds and 18 fours. With the ball, Devine scalped 132 wickets. England Women Beat New Zealand Women by Eight Wickets in ICC Women’s World Cup 2025; Linsey Smith and Amy Jones Power ENG-W to Dominant Win.

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