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Maria Silva

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Marianne Artur

Maria Ribeiro

Nicole Monteiro

Lara Moises

Giulia Ribeiro

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Marie Bimenyimana (C)

Henriette Ishimwe

Geovanis Uwase

Merveille Uwase (W)

Clarisse Uwase

Georgette Ingabire

Sarah Uwera

Rosette Shimwamana

Alice Ikuzwe

Immaculee Muhawenimana

Rosine Irera

Belise Murekatete

Clarisse Uwase Umutoniwase

Fanny Utagushimaninde

Flora Irakoze

Gisele Ishimwe

Henriette Therese Ishimwe

Marie Diane Bimenyimana

Merveille Uwase

Shakila Niyomuhoza

Sylvia Usabyimana

Camille Vitoria Torres

Carolina Silva Nascimento

Evelyn Cristine Muller

Lara Bittencourt Moises

Laura Agatha

Laura Cardoso Villas Boas

Lindsay Mariano Vilas Boas

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Brazil Women vs Rwanda Women Stats

BRA-W vs RWA-W Match 28 Stats - Kigali (10 June 2025)

Match Stats

WORM

MANHATTAN

Series Stats

Most Runs

Best Strike Rate

Most 4s

Most 6s

Most Wickets

Neema Pius

TAN-W

213 Runs 8 Matches•8 Inns

Fatuma Kibasu

TAN-W

166 Runs 8 Matches•8 Inns

Esther Iloku

UGA-W

146 Runs 8 Matches•8 Inns

Henriette Ishimwe

RWA-W

140 Runs 7 Matches•7 Inns

Janet Mbabazi

UGA-W

127 Runs 8 Matches•8 Inns

Immaculate Nakisuuyi

UGA-W

114 Runs 8 Matches•6 Inns

Sugeni Kananji

MAW-W

109 Runs 7 Matches•7 Inns

Shakila Niyomuhoza

RWA-W

103 Runs 6 Matches•6 Inns

Lidia Dimba

MAW-W

99 Runs 6 Matches•6 Inns

Marie Bimenyimana

RWA-W

97 Runs 7 Matches•6 Inns

Saum Mtae

TAN-W

96 Runs 8 Matches•7 Inns

Salome Sunday

NGR-W

94 Runs 6 Matches•6 Inns

Clarisse Uwase

RWA-W

94 Runs 7 Matches•7 Inns

Muhibat K Amusa

NGR-W

92 Runs 6 Matches•6 Inns

Laura De Silva

BRA-W

91 Runs 5 Matches•5 Inns

213 Runs

8 Matches•8 Inns

166 Runs

8 Matches•8 Inns

146 Runs

8 Matches•8 Inns

140 Runs

7 Matches•7 Inns

127 Runs

8 Matches•8 Inns

114 Runs

8 Matches•6 Inns

109 Runs

7 Matches•7 Inns

103 Runs

6 Matches•6 Inns

99 Runs

6 Matches•6 Inns

97 Runs

7 Matches•6 Inns

96 Runs

8 Matches•7 Inns

94 Runs

6 Matches•6 Inns

94 Runs

7 Matches•7 Inns

92 Runs

6 Matches•6 Inns

91 Runs

5 Matches•5 Inns