He played in the first XI at Pakuranga College, represented New Zealand at the 2006 Under-19 World Cup in Sri Lanka and debuted for Auckland the same year. Exact dates are not given.
In 2012-13 he made an unbeaten 269 for Auckland, and added 377 for the sixth wicket with Craig Cachopa against Wellington, two short of the record. Exact dates are not on the page.
Wikipedia
02Chapter 2 · 2018–2024
Record-breaker to retirement
The first man with three T20I hundreds, a CPL top scorer, and a farewell to New Zealand colours in 2024.
The profile says he led the 2018 Caribbean Premier League run charts with 567 runs as Trinbago won the title, one of 11 franchise T20 titles he has won.
At Mount Maunganui he hit 104 off 33 balls with ten sixes, his third T20I century, a world first; Rohit Sharma, Chris Gayle and Brendon McCullum had two each.
He ended his New Zealand career on 10 May 2024 with 65 T20Is, 57 ODIs and one Test, 1,724 T20I runs at a strike rate of 156.4, and three T20I hundreds, the most by a New Zealander.
NZ Cricket
03Chapter 3 · 2026
Opening for LA
438 runs and a final-day opening stand for the first Knight Riders MLC title.
Opener Munro scored 438 runs in 11 innings (two not out) at an average of 48.67 and a strike rate of 126.59, best 64 not out, with 33 fours and 25 sixes.
LA Knight Riders
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LA Knight Riders finished second in the 2026 group stage (6 wins, 4 losses, 12 points) and won their first MLC title, beating Washington Freedom by 1 run in the final on 18 July at the Oakland Coliseum. Munro opened and made 40 off 29.
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