Kane Williamson has announced his retirement from T20Is, saying the decision gives New Zealand clarity on how to move forward, keeping in mind the challenges ahead. Williamson retires as New Zealand’s second-highest run-getter of the format and a former captain who led them to a runners-up finish at the 2021 T20 World Cup, besides a semi-final appearance in the 2016 edition.

“It’s something that I’ve loved being a part of for a long period of time and I’m so grateful for the memories and experiences," Williamson said. “It’s the right time for myself and the team. It gives the team clarity for the series moving forward and ahead of their next major focus, which is the T20 World Cup."

Williamson scored 2,575 runs at an average of 33.44, including 18 half-centuries and a best individual sco

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