Pakistan, May 26 -- Australia seamer Megan Schutt said on Monday the 2026 Twenty20 World Cup would be her final major International Cricket Council campaign as she prepares to pass the reins to the next generation.

The 33-year-old, who made her international debut in 2012, has taken 309 wickets in 240 matches across formats and is targeting a strong finish after Australia's semi-final exits in their last two World Cup campaigns.

Australia will also eye a record-extending seventh T20 World Cup title at the tournament, which begins on June 12 in England and Wales. "I'm competitive in everything I do, which is a good and a bad thing, the last two have stung and, after being part of a lot of success, it stings even more," Schutt told AAP. "...