Kane Williamson has officially declared his retirement from T20 Internationals, concluding a remarkable 93-match journey in the shortest format just four months ahead of the upcoming T20 World Cup. The 35-year-old batsman exits the scene as New Zealand's second-highest run-scorer in men's T20Is, having accumulated 2575 runs at an average of 33, which includes 18 half-centuries and a top score of 95. Since his debut in 2011, Williamson has captained the team in 75 of those matches, steering New Zealand to two ICC T20 World Cup semi-finals (2016 and 2022) and a final (2021).

"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 f

See Full Page