Overview
- At 15 years and 223 days, she became the youngest T20I centurion across genders.
- She is the first woman to score a T20I century on debut, surpassing Karen Rolton’s 96* debut mark.
- Utagushimaninde’s unbeaten 111 off 65 balls with 17 fours propelled Rwanda to 210/3 before Ghana were restricted to 88/8 for a 122-run victory.
- She reached her hundred off 59 deliveries in the 18th over with a clip through mid-wicket off seamer Elizabeth Annor.
- Named Player of the Match, she called the moment “a dream” as coach Leonard Nhamburo praised her dedication and highlighted Rwanda’s development work supported by the MCC Foundation.