Sophie Devine will step down as New Zealand's T20I captain at the end of the upcoming T20 World Cup in the UAE but will remain in charge of the ODI side. Devine, who has driven New Zealand in 56 T20Is, will keep on playing the configuration yet felt it was the ideal opportunity to decrease a portion of her responsibility and assist with supporting the up and coming age of pioneers. The following Ladies' ODI World Cup will happen one year from now in India. "I'm extremely pleased to have had the honor to skipper the White Greeneries in the two organizations," Devine said. "With captaincy comes an extra responsibility that, while I've appreciated taking on, can likewise be trying on occasion. "Pulling back from the T20 captaincy will take a gnawed off my plate so I can zero in a greater amount of my energy on my assuming part and supporting the future chiefs." "I'm not prepared to surrender ODI captaincy presently," she added. "Yet, I will not be around perpetually, so I think pulling back from captaining each arrangement in turn gives the following chiefs time to discover real confidence." Ben Swayer, the lead trainer, said: "Soph is the exemplification of a dauntless pioneer and we're truly thankful for the initiative she brings to this gathering on and off the field. "She's one of the most experienced White Greeneries ever and her initiative and information on the game has been so exceptionally important as we have brought a few youthful players into the group throughout recent years. "I realize the choice was difficult for Soph, however I completely support it realize that she's actually going to be an unmistakable forerunner in the gathering." Devine is as of now recuperating from a foot injury in front of New Zealand's three-match T20I series in Australia one month from now which will give planning to the World Cup. New Zealand will name their crew on September 10. A choice on who replaces Devine as T20I skipper presently can't seem to be made with New Zealand's next series in the organization after the World Cup not until they face Sri Lanka in Spring.