Kane Williamson centuries: New Zealand’s Kane Williamson has been an absolute star for his side. From leading the side to being a part of the Fab 4 with his impressive performances with the bat, Williamson has been New Zealand’s go-to pick across all formats of the game. So how many centuries does Kane Williamson have so far in his star-studded career? Let’s take a look at the stats.
Kane Williamson centuries
Kane Williamson has 41 international centuries to his name so far. The former New Zealand skipper has scored 28 Test tons in the 94 Tests that he has played so far. On the other hand, Williamson has scored a ton on 13 occasions in ODIs in the 161 games he has played for New Zealand. Kane Williamson has no T20 centuries yet.
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Kane Williamson ODI stats
Kane Williamson’s ODI stats are quite impressive, backing his inclusion in the Fab 4. He has scored 6555 runs so far in 161 games, averaging 47.85 with a highest score of 148 runs.
Kane Williamson T20I stats
The former New Zealand skipper has played 87 T20Is for his side and has scored 2464 runs so far. Kane Williamson averages 33.3 in the shortest format of the game.
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Kane Williamson Test stats
In 94 Tests that Kane Williamson has played so far, he has amassed 8124 runs and has an impressive average of 54.89.
Is Kane Williamson playing World Cup 2023?
Kane Williamson is currently racing against time to be fit for the World Cup 2023. The former Kiwi skipper has been given two weeks time to prove his fitness in order to be included in New Zealand’s squad for World Cup 2023. He has been on the sidelines ever since he picked up an injury during IPL 2023.
Now, New Zealand coach Gary Stead has given a deadline to Williamson to prove his fitness ahead of World Cup 2023.
“We got about two weeks from now, until we until we name that side,” Stead told reporters from England.
“We’re going to give them every chance and I guess use that full amount of time he’s in full rehab mode.
“He’s back batting in the nets again, which is great to see. So he’s progressing really well but again, there’s a lot of work for him still to do to make sure he gets to where we need them to be.”
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