Ireland All-Rounder Sophie MacMahon Retires From International and Representative Cricket
The 28-year-old departs with 45 caps, a veteran of Ireland Women’s shift to full-time contracts in 2019.
Overview
- MacMahon announced her retirement on Friday, confirming she is stepping away from Ireland duty and representative domestic cricket.
- Her final Ireland appearance came in a T20I against Zimbabwe in July 2025.
- She will leave the Evoke Super Series but continue playing club cricket for Leinster.
- MacMahon was among the first seven Ireland Women players to receive full-time central contracts in 2019, and captain Gaby Lewis lauded her as a crucial squad member.
- Coverage reports 45 international appearances, with some outlets listing 21 wickets and differing on whether her debut came in 2017 or 2019.