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Colin Munro

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New Zealand

New Zealand

Batter

Colin Munro

Personal Details

  • Date of Birth 11 March 1987
  • Big Bash Debut 12 December 2020
  • Position Batter
  • Batting Style Left Handed Bat
  • Bowling Style Right-Arm Medium
  • Country New Zealand

Player Story

NEW ZEALAND INTERNATIONAL PLAYER

The Brisbane Heat welcome back New Zealand star Colin Munro for the KFC Big Bash League after taking the experienced batter at Platinum level in the BBL|13 International Player Draft.

Munro made an indelible impression for the Heat last season at the top of the order and as one of most experienced and effective T20 players in the world, was a priority pick for BBL|13.

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Overall Big Bash Career Stats

55 Matches Played

Batting

Innings
54
Runs
1,463
Strike rate
129.93
Average
30.48
High Score
114
6s
68
4s
100
Balls faced
1,126
Not Outs
6
50s
10
100s
1

Fielding

Catches
21
Run Outs
0

Awards

Player of the Match
3
Player of the Tournament
0

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