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New Zealand captain Kane Williamson has marked another century of testing at Seddon Park.
A fifth ton of testing at Seddon Park has seen Black Caps captain Kane Williamson increase his lead as New Zealand’s most prolific creator of the century.
Williamson achieved his twenty-second century test cricket on Friday morning in Hamilton on the second day of the first test against the West Indies.
Resuming his innings in 97, the 30-year-old regained his century with a signature back foot boundary shot through the point after 15 minutes of play to move to 102.
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His 22nd test ton puts him three ahead of New Zealand’s next best player, Ross Taylor, who fell early in the second day to 38.
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Williamson has compiled a remarkable record at Seddon Park. Today’s all-time score was his fifth century in 17 innings at Hamilton’s field, with those centuries including a double ton against Bangladseh all within his last 10 bats here.
He started the day with an 83.38 average at Seddon Park.
New Zealand’s Best Test Century Creators:
22 – Kane Williamson
19 – Ross Taylor
17 – Martin Crowe
12 – John Wright, Brendon McCullum
11 – Tom Latham, Nathan Astle
