New Zealand captain Sophie Devine to miss white-ball series against Sri Lanka in March

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New Zealand women's cricket team will miss its captain Sophie Devine for the white-ball series at home against Sri Lanka in March. Devine will continue to prioritise her mental well-being and New Zealand Cricket (NZC) has respected the veteran all-rounder's decision. Devine has been playing constantly since September last year with the Australia matches, followed by Women's T20 World Cup, India series, Women's Big Bash League followed by Australia ODIs and then the Super Smash.

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