Ruby to Leave Somerset
Somerset batter, Ruby Davis will leave the Club at the end of the season.
The 21-year-old signed her first professional contract ahead of the 2026 season after making her way through the Somerset Academy.
A product of the Devon Pathway, Ruby went on to feature in 13 matches for the Club across both formats.
Regarding her departure, Ruby said: “Being from the South West, it means a lot to have played here. Getting to walk out and play for Somerset has been great. I’ve really enjoyed playing with players who I’ve grown up around in Devon, like Erin Vukusic and Emma Corney. To pull on a Somerset shirt together and go out there with them has been really special.
“Being part of the first group of girls to be in Tier 1 here has been really exciting and I’ve really enjoyed my time with the club.
“The biggest thing for me is how close we managed to get in terms of contesting for each trophy. As a collective we felt like we were always in the running and we’ve come a long way together. Some of the relationships I’ve made are definitely going to stick and I’ve met some really cool people.”
Somerset CCC Director of Talent & Women’s Performance, Matt Drakeley added: “From her time on the Academy through to her transition into the professional era, Ruby has given 100% and we would like to thank her for everything that she has brought to the environment during that time.
“Everyone associated with the Club wishes her well and she will always be welcome back at the Cooper Associates County Ground.”
