2019ICC Men's Cricket World Cup Player of the Tournament
A dated career milestone recorded by New Zealand Cricket in its 16 June 2026 retirement announcement; this is a historical award, not an unsourced current-career total.
About
Kane Williamson is a New Zealand right-handed batter who also bowls right-arm off-break. The ICC lists him in the batter role, with an international debut in 2010 and a last match year of 2026 on its player profile.
Sources checked 9 Oct 2026. Highlights are dated records.
About Kane Williamson
Kane Williamson is a New Zealand right-handed batter who also bowls right-arm off-break. The ICC lists him in the batter role, with an international debut in 2010 and a last match year of 2026 on its player profile.
He led New Zealand's Test side for six years before stepping aside in 2022, and continued as captain of the country's white-ball teams until 2024, according to the ICC. His leadership included the Blackcaps' run to the 2021 ICC World Test Championship title.
New Zealand Cricket's 16 June 2026 announcement records his immediate retirement from international cricket after a 16-year international career. It also records that he was named 2019 ICC Men's Cricket World Cup Player of the Tournament and 2019 ICC Test Player of the Year.
Latest verified notes and career milestones
Entries are ordered by their own dates. They describe verified records in this profile, not a live career-statistics feed or a guarantee of current selection.
Retired from international cricket
New Zealand Cricket announced that Williamson's retirement from international cricket was effective immediately, ending his international career while expressly recording the announcement date.
Captained New Zealand to the inaugural ICC World Test Championship title
New Zealand defeated India in the inaugural World Test Championship final at Southampton; NZC's later official record identifies this as a major captaincy milestone for Williamson.
Dated milestone: Arshdeep Singh became the first India men's bowler to reach 100 T20I wickets on 19 September 2025, dismissing Oman's Vinayak Shukla in the Asia Cup. This is a historical landmark, not a current career total.
About
Arshdeep Singh is an Indian left-arm medium-fast bowler whose international profile is built around wicket-taking in T20 cricket. The ICC lists him as a bowler, a left-handed batter and a player who made his international debut in 2022.
A season milestone for Chennai Super Kings in IPL 2025, not a career total. The Times of India season table records 357 runs in 14 matches, with a 32.45 average and 132.22 strike rate.
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Shivam Dube is an India international all-rounder from Mumbai who bats left-handed and bowls right-arm medium pace. The ICC lists his international debut year as 2019.
Photo: International Cricket Council (ICC)
