| Cricket | | International Debut | T20 - 18/10/2006 against Australia Women at Allan Border Field, Brisbane during the New Zealand Women tour of Australia |
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| ODI | 22/10/2006 against Australia Women at Allan Border Field, Brisbane during the New Zealand Women tour of Australia |
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| Jersey Number | #77 for New Zealand Women |
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| Domestic/State Team | Wellington Blaze (2003-Present) | Canterbury (2007/08) | South Australia (2014/15–2015/16) | Adelaide Strikers (2015/16–2019/20) | Loughborough Lightning (2016) | Warwickshire (2017–2018) | Yorkshire Diamonds (2017) | South Australia (2017/18) | Supernovas (2018–2019) | Loughborough Lightning (2018) | Western Australia (2018/19–2019/20) | Perth Scorchers (2020/21–present) | Royal Challengers Bangalore (2023–2024) | Gujarat Giants (2026) |
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| Batting Style | Right-hand bat |
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| Bowling Style | Right-arm medium pace |
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| Favourite Shot | Straight drive |
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| Records (main ones) | On 11 July 2015, she hit the fastest women's T20 half-century off 18 balls, and the fastest 70 runs off 22 balls, meanwhile scoring 32 off one over in the first match against India. | During the 2017 Women's Cricket World Cup, Devine became the first woman to hit nine sixes in WODI cricket in a match against Pakistan. | In 2020, she became the first player, male or female, to score fifties in 6 consecutive T20Is. | In January 2021, during the 2020–21 Super Smash, she scored 100 in 36 balls for Wellington Blaze against Otago Sparks, breaking the women's T20 record for the fastest century. | In February 2021, she scored the fastest T20 by a female cricketer during a domestic match. | In December 2017, she was named as one of the players in the ICC Women's T20I Team of the Year. | In January 2021, ICC named her in the T20I Team of the Decade. | She claimed both the ODI and T20 women's Player of the Year awards for the 2017/18 season. | In the 2026 WPL season for Gujarat Giants, she recorded a highest score of 95 against Delhi Capitals and took 2/21 in the same match, contributing to her rise to the top of the Purple Cap table with 15 wickets by the end of that season. | In WPL 2026, she finished with 17 wickets and 243 runs for Gujarat Giants and won both the Purple Cap and the season's MVP award. |
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| Captaincy | Captain of New Zealand Women (2020-present) |
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