Kane Williamson makes bold pics, his next ‘Fab Five’ includes two Indians

New Delhi: New Zealand’s batting icon Kane Williamson of Senior Journalist. During a special conversation with Srinivasa Rao, he shared his vision for the next era of cricketing greatness. Bombay sport exchange,
When the name of his “Next Fab Four” was asked, Williamson surprised and replied, “Five players who come to mind will be Yashasvi Jaiswal (India), Shubman Gill (India), Rachin ravindra (New Zealand), Harry Brook (England) and Cameron Green from Australia. ,
Coming from a player who himself is part of the modern “Fab Four” with Virat Kohli, Steve Smith and Joe Root, this support has tremendous weight in support.
On average of 54.9 with more than 9,276 tests, including 33 centuries, Williamson’s words not only reflect respect, but also reflect a deep eye for future legends.
Yashasvi Jaiswal (India)
The young Indian opener is enjoying a meteorite growth in the long format, already scoring 1,798 runs in an average 19 trials of 52.9, including 4 centuries.
His calm nature and aggressive shot-making has made him a force at the top of the order.
He was also part of India’s T20 World Cup winning team, which showed his growing presence in white-ball cricket, although he is not yet to make his ODI debut.
Shubman Gill (India)
Gill’s classical style and adaptability have seen him regularly in all three formats.
In trials, he has scored 1,893 runs in 32 matches in 32 matches with 5 centuries.
While he has not quite repeated his white-ball dominance in the Test Arena, he is widely considered as the future captain of India’s white-ball sides, thanks to his maturity and stability in Odis and T20I.
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Rachin ravindra (New Zealand)
One of the most consistent and trusted new faces in the New Zealand setup, Rachin has been an important person in all formats.
In the trials, he scored 1,057 runs in 15 matches, average 37.8, with 2 centuries, including Career-Best 240.
His ability to slot in any role and contribute with both bat and ball makes him an all-format property for Kiwi.
Harry Brook (England)
Harry Brook has been a revelation in red-ball cricket for England.
In only 24 trials, he has scored 2,281 runs at a luxurious average of 58.5, with a high score of 8 centuries and 317.
Their explosive style and aggression aligns England’s “bajball” strategy.
Recognizing his ability as a leader and a limited over artist, Brooke has now been appointed as a white-ball captain of England, a new chapter in his career.
Cameron Green (Australia)
Despite struggling with recent injuries, Cameron remains an important all -rounder for Green Australia, which provides balance with both bat and ball.
In trials, he scored 1,377 runs in 28 matches in 28 matches, with 2 centuries and a top score of 174*.

Their 13 sixes and 152 fours reflect their ability to shift gear, and when perfectly fit, Green has a game-changer in all three formats.
The indication of Williamson for these five reflects both current performance and future ability.
As the “Fab Four” era towards its twilight, this “Fab Five” may be well -torching the next golden generation torch of Test cricket.