Sarah Glenn will leave The Blaze to move to Yorkshire ahead of the 2026 season.
Leg-spinner Glenn, 26, has claimed 46 wickets in 34 matches for The Blaze, having joined from Central Sparks three years ago.
Born in Derby, she represented Loughborough Lightning in the Kia Super League prior to the reorganisation of women’s domestic cricket into the regional model.
The England international also spent the first two seasons of The Hundred representing Trent Rockets, with whom she reached the Eliminator in 2022.
“It’s been a really tough decision to make, as I love being part of this amazing group, but I believe it’s the right one to make for my career at this moment,” said Glenn.
“I want to thank all the staff for supporting me over the last few years, and all my teammates for making the experience of playing for The Blaze a lot of fun too.
“The Blaze are one of the best groups I’ve played with, and I will miss being here.”
James Cutt, Director of Cricket at The Blaze, added: “I want to thank Sarah for her contributions over the last three seasons.
“Her time here has coincided with us establishing ourselves as a team that competes in the final stages of both 50-over and T20 cricket on an annual basis.
“We are all grateful of the professionalism, energy and skills she has brought to our group.
“Whilst her decision to leave is disappointing, I fully respect her ambition to take up greater batting opportunities domestically as part of her development as a player, as this is something that can’t be guaranteed with us right now.
“We all look forward to seeing her career with England continue to flourish and she leaves with our best wishes.”
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