Megan Schutt has declared this her last World Cup campaign as the Australian pace spearhead prepares to pass the baton.
The veteran quick hasn't put a date on her retirement yet, but is "self aware" enough to say with certainty that next month's T20 showpiece in England will be her last major tournament.
The 33-year-old made her international debut in 2012 and less than a year later took a tournament-high 15 wickets in seven matches as Australia romped to the 50-over World Cup title.
The fiery South Australian with a hooping in-swinger has racked up 309 wickets in 240 games across the three formats.
After suffering upset semi-final losses in Australia's last two World Cup appearances, she wants to finish on a high.
