Kane Williamson rose to fame with his talent since his U-19 days and currently is one of New Zealand's finest batsmen, apart from being their leader. Coming from a sporting background- his father had played cricket in certain age groups, his mother was a basketball player and his sisters excelling in volleyball. Williamson burst onto the scene in 2010 when he played his first international Test match against India, scoring a ton on his debut. He also made his ODI debut in the same tour of India in August. He's broken a heap of national records and now is the leading centurion in New Zealand Test cricket with his 18 tons. He's also the fifth highest scorer in red ball cricket for the Kiwis and has crossed the 5K mark. He's always been a joy to watch as his classy play made him adapt easily in all three formats. In 2018, Williamson was handed the skipper role of Indian Premier League franchise Sunrisers Hyderabad and led them to the finals. He also finished as the highest run scorer in the 11th edition. As being captain of New Zealand, Williamson has portrayed responsibility in his batting and as a leader.
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Nelson, New Zealand: Kane Williamson scored 103 to rescue an ailing New Zealand innings Tuesday and steer it to a four-wicket win over Sri Lanka in the fourth one-day cricket international for a 2-1 lead
Wellington, New Zealand: New Zealand wrapped up a 193-run victory over Sri Lanka on Wednesday to complete a 2-0 win in the two-test series and continue its fine form in test cricket.Mark Craig took 4-53
Wellington: New Zealand batsmen Kane Williamson and B.J. Watling shared a world record sixth-wicket partnership of 365 runs as the hosts dominated Sri Lanka by posting 524 for five declared on day four of the
Wellington, New Zealand: New Zealand's Kane Williamson posted his first test double century and shared a world record 365-run sixth-wicket partnership with B. J. Watling on Tuesday to put the hosts in a strong position
Wellington, New Zealand: Kane Williamson and B.J. Watling batted New Zealand back into the second cricket test against Sri Lanka on Tuesday, combining for an unbroken 286-run partnership to give the hosts a commanding 310-run
Wellington, New Zealand: Kane Williamson reached his ninth test century in a 166-run partnership with B.J. Watling to widen New Zealand's lead over Sri Lanka to 190 runs by lunch the fourth day Tuesday and
Wellington, New Zealand: Kane Williamson made 80 and B.J. Watling 48 in an unbroken 94-run partnership that rallied New Zealand to a 118-run lead over Sri Lanka on the third day of the second test
Wellington, New Zealand: Sri Lanka dismissed New Zealand captain Brendon McCullum for a duck Saturday, taking five wickets between lunch and tea on day one to fight its way back into the second cricket test
Wellington, New Zealand: Opener Hamish Rutherford scored 37 to open the batting for New Zealand on a green pitch but was one of two batsmen dismissed before lunch Saturday on the first day of the
Wellington: New Zealand batsman Kane Williamson has described batting alongside the destructive Brendon McCullum as an overwhelming experience, terming the feeling similar to being a "library in a theme park".McCullum set a new record for
Christchurch, New Zealand: New Zealand beat Sri Lanka by eight wickets in the first test completed Monday, with Ross Taylor and Kane Williamson steering the Black Caps to a four-day victory built upon a strong
Christchurch, New Zealand: Brendon McCullum smashed 195, including the fastest test century by a New Zealander and became the first Kiwi to score 1,000 test runs in a calendar year as he lifted his team
Christchurch, New Zealand: Captain Brendon McCullum scored the fastest test century by a New Zealander and became the first Kiwi to score 1,000 test runs in a calendar year as he guided his team to
Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates: Inexperienced seamer Matt Henry grabbed 5-30 as New Zealand defeated Pakistan by 68 runs in the fifth one-day international on Friday to clinch the series 3-2.Henry, 23, knocked off the
Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates: New Zealand shrugged off Younis Khan's first limited-overs century for six years to clinch a seven-run victory over Pakistan on Wednesday in 4th ODI where players wore black armbands following
Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates: Kane Williamson slogged 123 and became the youngest New Zealand captain to score a limited-overs century as they made a challenging 299-5 against Pakistan in the fourth one-day international on
Sharjah, United Arab Emirates: Sharjah: Stand-in captain Shahid Afridi's brilliant all-round performance carried Pakistan to an emphatic 147-run victory over New Zealand in the third one-day international on Sunday for a 2-1 lead in the
Sharjah: Scoreboard after Pakistan defeated New Zealand by 147 runs in 3rd ODI of the five match series played at Sharjah Cricket Stadium here Sunday. Pakistan innings: 364/7 in 50 overs Mohammad Hafeez c Ronchi
Sharjah, United Arab Emirates: Opening batsman Ahmed Shehzad smashed a century and stand-in captain Shahid Afridi made a rampant 55 as Pakistan posted a huge 364-7 against New Zealand in the third one-day international on
Sharjah, United Arab Emirates: Captain Kane Williamson smashed his sixth century in the last seven limited-overs matches and fast bowler Matt Henry grabbed 4-45 as New Zealand defeated Pakistan by four wickets in the second
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