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Michelle Mavunga

Bowling all-rounder

Michelle Mavunga is listed in the Zimbabwe Women squad for the 2026 T20I series in India. This profile separates the first two Raipur matches from a historical Cricsheet T20I sample, so you can read the records without combining different coverage periods.

Series verified: 19 October 2026 · Archive coverage is separate

Series appearances2First two T20Is only
Series runs4DNB is not a zero innings
Series wickets1Bowler-credited wickets
Archive appearances18Incomplete historical sample
16 & 18 October 2026 · two completed T20Is

Michelle Mavunga: current-series stats

The upcoming 20 October fixture is excluded. An appearance requires a confirmed place in the playing XI.

Michelle Mavunga — series batting
Appearances in sample2
Batting innings2
Runs4
Balls faced5
Dismissals2
Batting average2
Strike rate80
Fours1
Sixes0
50s0
100s0
Highest score4
Michelle Mavunga — series bowling
Bowling innings2
Legal balls bowled24
Runs conceded34
Wickets1
Bowling average34
Economy rate8.50
Best bowling1/19
4-wicket hauls0
5-wicket hauls0
Match-by-match evidence

Michelle Mavunga in the first two T20Is

Raipur · Women’s T20I

First T20I · 16 October 2026

Batting
0 off 1 balls
Boundaries
0 fours · 0 sixes
Strike rate
0
Bowling
1/19 in 3 overs

India Women won by 4 wickets with 26 balls remaining.

Raipur · Women’s T20I

Second T20I · 18 October 2026

Batting
4 off 4 balls
Boundaries
1 fours · 0 sixes
Strike rate
100
Bowling
0/15 in 1 overs

India Women won by 9 wickets (with 67 balls remaining).

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What this sample shows

The larger of the recorded innings was 4 off 4 balls on 18 October 2026. The two innings produced 4 runs from 5 balls, a combined strike rate of 80. This rate uses total runs and total balls, not the average of the two individual strike rates. The bowling sample contains 1 bowler-credited wicket and 34 runs conceded from 24 legal balls. The resulting economy rate is 8.50 runs per six legal balls. This is a two-match series assessment. It is not a career judgment or a prediction for the next match.

Cricsheet women’s T20I archive · not full career totals

Michelle Mavunga: historical archive sample

Michelle Mavunga has 18 mapped appearances in this archive sample, from 20 April 2022 to 7 October 2026. These dates describe included records, not an international debut or a complete career cutoff.

The whole archive spans 18 June 2009–7 October 2026. Individual coverage varies; it is not a live 19 October update. These values are not added to the series statistics.

Michelle Mavunga — archive-sample batting
Appearances in sample18
Batting innings14
Runs168
Balls faced125
Dismissals12
Batting average14
Strike rate134.40
Fours21
Sixes3
50s0
100s0
Highest score41
Michelle Mavunga — archive-sample bowling
Bowling innings17
Legal balls bowled270
Runs conceded368
Wickets15
Bowling average24.53
Economy rate8.18
Best bowling3/46
4-wicket hauls0
5-wicket hauls0
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Sources and calculation limits

How these Michelle Mavunga records are compiled

Series figures use the full scorecards for the first and second T20Is, with the official BCCI result check for the second match. Roles use the announced squad information. Historical figures use player-registry mapping in the downloaded Cricsheet women’s T20I JSON archive.

The archive identifies this player as M Mavunga.

Batting average = runs ÷ dismissals. Strike rate = runs × 100 ÷ balls faced. Economy = runs conceded × 6 ÷ legal balls. Bowling average = runs conceded ÷ bowler-credited wickets. A zero denominator gives a dash.

Super overs are excluded. Wides do not count as balls faced; wides and no-balls do not count as legal bowling deliveries. Byes, leg-byes and penalty extras are excluded from bowling runs. Run-outs are not bowler wickets.

Source names: ESPNcricinfo full scorecards and squad lists; BCCI match centre; Cricsheet women’s T20I JSON archive and format documentation. No Test, ODI or domestic totals are inferred from this T20I sample.