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Mwai Kumwenda

Mwai Kumwenda (an haife ta 27 Satumba 1989) ƴar wasan ƙwallon ƙafa ce ta ƙasar Malawi . Ta wakilci Malawi a 2010, 2014 da 2018 Commonwealth Games da kuma a gasar cin kofin duniya ta Netball na 2011 da 2015 . Kumwenda shi ne ya fi zura kwallaye a manyan gasa guda uku a jere - Wasannin Commonwealth na 2014, Kofin Duniya na Netball na 2015 da Wasannin Commonwealth na 2018. A gasar cin kofin duniya ta Netball ta 2015 kuma an nada ta a matsayin 'yar wasan gasar. Kumwenda ya zama kyaftin din Malawi kuma ya sake zama babban dan wasan gasa lokacin da suka gama na uku a Gasar Cin Kofin Duniya ta Fast5 na Duniya . A matakin kulob Kumwenda ya taka leda a Peninsula Waves a gasar netball ta Victorian, Fury Victorian a gasar netball ta Australiya, Mainland Tactix a gasar ANZ da kuma Melbourne Vixens a Suncorp Super Netball .

Mwai Kumwenda
Rayuwa
Haihuwa Mzimba (en) Fassara, 27 Satumba 1989 (34 shekaru)
ƙasa Malawi
Sana'a
Sana'a netballer (en) Fassara

Rayuwar farko da iyali gyara sashe

Kumwenda 'yar Kennedy ce da kuma Costa Kumwenda. Ta girma a Mtwalo, ƙauye a gundumar Mzimba . Ita ce auta cikin 'yan'uwa takwas. Tana da kanne uku mata uku. (Note 2) Wata ’yar’uwa ta huɗu ta rasu kuma mahaifinta Kennedy ya rasu sa’ad da take ƙarama. Ta fara buga kwallon raga a makarantar firamare. Daga baya Kumwenda ta bayyana abubuwan da ta faru a farkon wasan.

“ Ga ƙwallaye, mun yi amfani da buhunan robobi, mu sanya su a ƙarƙashin wuta, mu narke, sannan mu gyara su da hannuwanmu, muka ɗaure su da igiya, domin maƙallan ragar, mun sare bishiyu, kamar na waje, zoben raga an yi su ne daga gare su. tsofaffin tayoyi, kamar wadanda ke kan motoci ”.

Ta ci gaba da buga kwallon raga a makarantar sakandare kuma ta zo wurin Griffin Sayend, kocin kungiyar kwallon raga ta Malawi . Lokacin da Kumwenda ta kasance kawai sha biyar, kuma tare da ƙarfafawar Sayend, ta koma Blantyre don ci gaba da aikin wasan ƙwallon ƙafa. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5]

Sana'ar wasa gyara sashe

Escom Sisters gyara sashe

A Malawi, Kumwenda ya buga wa Escom Sisters wasa. [6] Daga baya aka canza musu suna Kukoma Diamonds . [7] Yayin wasa a Ostiraliya da New Zealand, Kumwenda ya kuma buga wa Sisters da/ko Diamonds a ziyarar komawa Malawi. [8] [9] [10] [11] [12]

Waves na Peninsula gyara sashe

Tsakanin 2011 da 2013 Kumwenda ya buga wa Peninsula Waves a cikin Gasar Wasannin Netball ta Victoria . [13] Yayin da yake taka leda a Malawi a gasar cin kofin duniya ta matasa ta 2009, Kumwenda ya zo ga mai horar da Waves, Maxine Wauchope. Daga baya aka gayyace ta don buga wa Waves wasa amma, saboda matsalolin biza, ba ta isa kulob din ba sai 2011. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [10] A cikin 2012 ta raba lambar yabo ta MVP ta league, da Margaret Caldow Trophy, tare da Helen Barclay da Caitlyn Strachan . [14] Ta taimaki Waves isa babban wasan karshe na 2013 VNL. [15] Kumwenda ya dawo taka leda a Waves a lokacin kakar 2017. [13] [16]

Fury Victorian gyara sashe

A cikin 2013, tare da Elle Bennetts, Kate Moloney da Fiona Themann, Kumwenda ya kasance memba na ƙungiyar Victorian Fury wanda ya lashe taken Australian Netball League . Ita ce ta fi zura kwallo a ragar Fury, inda ta kammala kakar wasa ta bana da tarihin kwallaye 461. A babban wasan karshe da NSW Waratahs ta zira kwallaye 38 tare da yajin kashi 97%. Daga baya aka ba ta suna duka Fury da MVP na ANL na 2013. [4] [15] [17] [18] [19] [20]

Mainland Tactix gyara sashe

Tsakanin 2014 da 2016 Kumwenda ya buga wa Mainland Tactix wasa a gasar ANZ . Ta maye gurbin Joanne Harten a matsayin dan wasan shigo da Tactix. A cikin 2014 ta kammala kakar wasa a matsayin mafi kyawun ƙwallo a gasar zakarun Turai kuma an ba ta suna gasar ANZ Mafi kyawun Sabbin Hazaka . A cikin 2016 an ba ta suna Tactix MVP. [4] [5] [20] [21] [22] [23] [24] [25]

Melbourne Vixens gyara sashe

A cikin 2016 Kumwenda ya sanya hannu kan Melbourne Vixens na Suncorp Super Netball . [23] [26] [27] A ranar 29 ga Yuli 2018, yayin wasan zagaye na 13 da West Coast Fever, Kumwenda ta tsage ligament na gabanta . [28] [29] Kumwenda ya rasa farkon lokacin 2019 amma ya sake dawowa da zazzabi a zagaye na 11. [8] [30] [31] Daga baya Vixens ya sake sanya hannu don kakar 2020 . [32]

Malawi gyara sashe

A watan Afrilun 2008 Kumwenda ya buga wa Malawi a wasan da suka buga da Ingila . [33] A watan Agustan 2009 ta kasance babban mai zura kwallaye a gasar cin Kofin Matasa ta Duniya na 2009 . [34] Daga baya ta wakilci Malawi a 2010, 2014 da 2018 Commonwealth Games [35] [36] [37] da kuma a gasar cin kofin duniya ta 2011 da 2015. [38] [39] Kumwenda shi ne ya fi zura kwallo a raga a manyan gasa guda uku a jere - Wasannin Commonwealth na 2014, [40] gasar cin kofin duniya ta Netball ta 2015, [41] [42] [43] da 2018 Commonwealth Games . [44] A gasar cin kofin duniya ta Netball ta 2015 kuma an nada ta 'yar wasan gasar. [41] [42] [45] [43] [46] A gasar Commonwealth ta 2018 ta zira kwallaye 41 yayin da ta taimakawa Malawi ta doke New Zealand da ci 57–53. [47] Kumwenda ya zama kyaftin din Malawi kuma ya sake zama babban dan wasan gasa lokacin da suka gama na uku a Gasar Cin Kofin Duniya ta Fast5 na Duniya . [48]

Kumwenda ya rasa gasar 2014 da 2017 Fast5 Netball World Series sakamakon takaddama da Kungiyar Kwallon Kafa ta Malawi. Waɗannan rigingimu sun haifar da shiga tsakani daga Grace Chiumia, Ministar Wasanni ta Malawi. Kumnenda bai buga gasar cin kofin duniya ta Netball na 2019 ba saboda rauni.

Gasa Wuri
2009 Netball World Youth Cup [34] 5th
2009 World Netball Series [49] 5th
2010 World Netball Series [50] 5th
Wasannin Commonwealth na 2010 [35] 5th
Gasar Kwallon Kafa ta Duniya ta 2011 [38] 6 ta
2012 Fast5 Netball World Series [51] [52] 5th
2013 Taini Jamison Trophy Series [53] [54] [55] Na biyu
2013 Fast5 Netball World Series [56] 5th
Wasannin Commonwealth na 2014 [36] [40] 5th
2015 gasar cin kofin duniya [39] [41] [42] [45] [57] [58] 6 ta
2016 Fast5 Netball World Series [48] [59] </img>
2018 Taini Jamison Trophy Series [60] [61] 3rd
Wasannin Commonwealth na 2018 [62] [37] [40] [44] [47] 7th

Girmamawa gyara sashe

Melbourne Vixens
  • Suncorp Super Netball
    • Masu nasara : 2020
Fury Victorian
  • Kungiyar Kwallon Kafa ta Australiya
    • Masu nasara : 2013
Kyautar Mutum
Shekara Kyauta
2012 Margaret Caldow Trophy [14]
2013 MVP na gasar Netball ta Australiya [63]
2014 Wanda ya fi zura kwallaye a gasar ANZ [25]
2014 Gasar ANZ Mafi kyawun Sabbin Hazaka [25]
2015 Dan wasan gasar cin kofin duniya [41] [42] [43] [45]
2016 Ƙwararriyar Ƙwararrun Ƙwararrun Ƙwararru ta Duniya [43] [64]
2017 GS a cikin Ƙungiyar SSN na Shekara [65]
2020 SSN Grand Final MVP [66]

Magana gyara sashe

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