Somerset CCC have confirmed that all-rounder Amelie Munday will leave at the end of the year.
The 22-year-old, who came through the Middlesex Pathway system and debuted for Hertfordshire in 2019, joined Somerset after playing for Devon.
She featured in six Vitality Blast fixtures for Somerset this season.
Regarding her departure, Amelie said: "It means a lot to be able to be a part of Somerset's first professional women's team.
"It's such a shame to be leaving but now it's time to focus on getting through ACL rehab and hopefully I can get back to playing cricket next year."
Somerset director of cricket, Andy Hurry, praised Amelie's contribution to the team, stating: "Amélie has shown great commitment and professionalism throughout her time with us.
"While her opportunities on the field have been limited, she has brought great energy, enthusiasm, and support to the squad, making a valued contribution to our inaugural season as a professional team."
He expressed gratitude for her dedication, saying: "We would like to thank her for everything she has given to the Club and wish her every success in the future, both on and off the field."
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