Kane Williamson’s full name is Kane Stuart Williamson. He is a right-handed batsman who played for the New Zealand National cricket team. He is also captain of the New Zealand cricket team. He plays well in all format tests ODI and T20.
AGE & HEIGHT
Kane Williamson was born on 8 August 1990, in Tauranga, New Zealand. His height is 5 ft 8 in (1.73 m).
KANE WILLIAMSON WIFE
Kane Williamson’s wife is Sara Rahim. She worked in a hospital in New Zealand. Kane Williamson saw the Kiwi star undergoing treatment there. She immediately fell in love with KANE WILLIAMSON, and they exchanged numbers and soon started dating.
Kane Williamson is not married officially but was in a relationship with Kiwi captain Sara Rahim for over five years. They started dating in 2015. The couple first appeared in public at Tauranga Beach in New Zealand.
They never publicly admitted their relationship and kept it a secret. However, Williamson announced the arrival of their newborn daughter on her social media account on 16 December 2020.
PARENTS
Kane Williamson’s father’s name is Brett Williamson. He belonged to a big sports family. Brett Williamson himself had a dream of becoming a cricketer. He played for the Northern Districts Under-17 team. Unfortunately, Brett was unable to fulfill his dream due to the poor condition of his cornea.
Kane Williamson’s mother’s name is Sandra Williamson. In her younger days, she was a top basketball player.
Kane Williamson has three elder sisters. Their names are Anna, Sophie, and Kylie.
All three of his sisters were skilled in sports. All three played for the national age-group volleyball team.
Kane Williamson has a twin brother. His name is Logan. Kane was born just minutes before Logan. Ken’s only brother, Logan, works as one of his accountants.
UNDER-19 CRICKET
Kane Williamson played senior representative cricket at the age of 14 and first-class cricket at the age of 16. He studied at Tauranga Boys College from 2004 to 2008. He was the head boy there in his final year.
Williamson played for Northern Districts in 2007 as a 17-year-old. At the age of 17, Williamson captained the New Zealand Under-19 team and led the New Zealand Under-19 team to the 2008 World Cup in Malaysia. New Zealand lost the match to India in the semi-finals. On 24 March 2010.
SELECTION INTERNATIONAL CRICKET
Williamson was selected in the New Zealand Test squad for the second Test against Australia but ultimately did not play in the match. Williamson was selected for the One Day International against India on 10 August 2010. He was out for zero runs off the 9th ball. In his second match, he was bowled out by Angelo Mathews for zero runs on the second ball. He scored his first ODI century against Bangladesh in Dhaka on 14 October 2010 and It was the youngest century in New Zealand cricket history. And from there, his cricket career started.
RECORDS
Kane Williamson played in all former tests, ODI and T20. He is one of the most popular cricketers in the world. Also, he has many records on international crickets. The records are as follows..
TEST CRICKET
| Session | 2010-2022 |
| Matches | 88 |
| Innings | 154 |
| Runs | 7368 |
| Not out | 14 |
| Highest score | 251 |
| Average | 52.62 |
| Strict rate | 51.24 |
| 100s | 24 |
| 50s | 33 |
| 0s | 9 |
| 4s | 118 |
| 6s | 17 |
- 46th Most run in a career is 7368
- 39th Most run in a match is 311
- 48th Most run on a single ground is 1238
- 21st Most run in an inning by a captain is 251
- 25th Highest career batting average is 52.62
- 24th Most hundreds in a career are 24.
- 17th Most double hundreds in a career are 4.
- 21st Most hundreds in a calendar year is 5.
- 21st Hundreds in consecutive matches is 3.
- 28th Youngest player to score a hundred on 20y 88d.
- 35th Most fifties in a career is 57.
- 47th Most fours in a career are 818.
- 27th Fastest to 4000 runs of 89 matches.
- 30th Fastest to 5000 runs of 110 matches.
- 16th Fastest to 6000 runs of 12 matches.
- 13th Fastest to 7000 runs of 144 matches.
- 29th Highest partnership for any wicket is 369 runs.
- 38th Highest partnership for the third wicket is 265 runs.
- 7th Highest partnership for the fourth wicket is 369 runs.
- 2nd Highest partnership for the sixth wicket is 365 runs.
- 33rd Most player-of-the-match awards for 9 times.
- 28th Most match as captain 40 times.
- 33rd Most consecutive matches as captain of a team 25 times.
ONE DAY INTERNATIONAL
| Session | 2010-2022 |
| Matches | 155 |
| Innings | 148 |
| Runs | 6296 |
| Not out | 14 |
| Highest score | 148 |
| Average | 46.98 |
| Strict rate | 80.86 |
| 100s | 13 |
| 50s | 39 |
| 0s | 5 |
| 4s | 572 |
| 6s | 50 |
- 40th Most run in a series is 578.
- 19th Most runs in a calendar year is 1376.
- 10th Most run in a series by a captain is 578.
- 23rd Most run in an inning by a captain is 148.
- 25th Highest career batting average is 46.98
- 35th Most hundreds in a career s 13.
- 19th Youngest player to score a hundred of the age 20y 67d.
- 6th Most nineties in their career is 7.
- 48th Most fifties in career are 52.
- 3rd Fifties in consecutive innings are 6.
- 47th Most consecutive innings without a duck are 63*
- 38th Fewest ducks in career 29.6
- 25th Fastest to 2000 runs in 54 matches.
- 10th Fastest to 3000 runs in 73 matches.
- 10th Fastest to 4000 runs in 96 matches.
- 9th Fastest to 5000 runs in 119 matches.
- 3rd the Fastest to 6000 runs in 139 matches.
- 27th Highest partnership for the third wicket is 206 runs.
- 19th Most player-of-the-series awards are 5 times.
- 31st Most matches as captain of 81 times.
- 8th youngest captain of the age 21y 332d.
T20 INTERNATIONAL
| Session | 2011-2022 |
| Matches | 86 |
| Innings | 84 |
| Runs | 2403 |
| Not out | 11 |
| Highest score | 95 |
| Average | 32.91 |
| Strict rate | 123.16 |
| 100s | 0 |
| 50s | 16 |
| 0s | 4 |
| 4s | 226 |
| 6s | 55 |
- 13th Most run in a career is 2403.
- 24th Most run in an inning is 95.
- 46th Most run in a match on the losing side is 85.
- 21st Most run in an inning by a captain is 95.
- 43rd Highest career batting average is 32.91
- 11th Most fifties in a career is 16.
- 40th Fewest ducks in a career are 21.
- 11th Most fours in a career are 226.
- 49th Most fours in an inning are 11.
- 14th Fastest to 1000 runs in 34 matches.
- 10th Fastest to 2000 runs in 72 matches.
- 19th Most catches in a career in 41 matches.
- 27th Most matches in a career 86 times.
- 4th Most matches as captain 68 times.
- 16th The Youngest captainof 21y 328d.
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