If a batsman is run out on a maiden over does it count as a wicket maiden?

if its referring to the team then yes its a wicket maiden but if its referring to the bowler then no cause the run out wont count as a wicket for the bowler

No. It would, no doub counted as a maiden over.

Bu, since the bowler is not credited with the wicket, it would not be shown as Wicket Maiden in his analysis chart.

EDIT: Dan has supported his argument by quoting the correct legal provision and rule. Well done Dan.

No. it is not a wicket maiden but it is a maiden over. Bowler does not get any credit for any run out

Technically there is no such thing as a wicket maiden, its just a term that commentators use, its not recorded anywhere in the match stats

LAW 38 Run Out

38.5. Bowler does not get credit

The bowler does not get credit for the wicket

A maiden over is for bowlers when no runs or sundries are scored.

it should be