Nyasha Mayavo, born on October 1, 1992, in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe, began his innings in life with the same promise he would later show on the cricket field. Growing up in a nation passionate about cricket, Nyasha was drawn to the sport from a young age. His formative years were spent honing his skills in local cricketing circuits, where his natural talent as a right-handed batter and wicket keeper became evident. The support from his family and early coaches played a pivotal role in nurturing his cricketing aspirations.

Mayavo's cricketing journey commenced with his involvement in Zimbabwe's youth cricket structures. He represented the Zimbabwe Under-19s, notably participating in the 2012 ICC Under-19 World Cup.

Mayavo made his first-class debut for Mid West Rhinos in the Logan Cup against Mountaineers in 2012. However, he couldn't have a noteworthy debut. Over the years, he became a linchpin for the Rhinos, accumulating significant experience and runs. His standout season came during the 2017–18 Logan Cup, where he emerged as the leading run-scorer for the Rhinos, amassing 550 runs in seven matches, highlighting his consistency and reliability in the longer format. He has steadily built a respectable career rooted in consistency and versatility.

Mayavo's consistent domestic performances paved the way for international recognition. In May 2023, he was named in the Zimbabwe A squad for their first-class series against Pakistan A, reflecting selectors' acknowledgement of his potential.

His perseverance culminated in his T20I debut for Zimbabwe against Namibia on October 29, 2023, at the United Cricket Club Ground in Windhoek. Although he did not get an opportunity to bat in that match, his inclusion marked a significant milestone in his career.

Mayavo's Test debut followed on February 6, 2025, against Ireland at the Queens Sports Club in Bulawayo. In this match, he scored 18 runs in the first innings and 8 in the second, contributing as a wicketkeeper-batter.

As a right-handed batter, Mayavo is known for his solid technique and ability to anchor innings. His highest first-class score of 149 exemplifies his capacity for building substantial innings. Behind the stumps, his agility and sharp reflexes have resulted in numerous dismissals, underscoring his dual role as a wicketkeeper-batter. His leadership qualities were recognised when he took on the captaincy of the Mid West Rhinos, guiding a team that included notable players like Ryan Burl and Brandon Mavuta.

(As of April 2025)