KANE WILLIAMSON (NZ)

New Zealand captain Kane Williamson made his Test debut in 2010 and scored a century against India at Ahmedabad. Since then, he has made a name for himself for being one of the fab four of the modern era with Joe Root, Steve Smith, and Virat Kohli, for being the best in the business right now. He has played 80 Tests and made 6476 runs with 21 centuries and 32 half-centuries at an average of 50.99 and the best score of 242*.

WATCH: Kane Williamson gives his dog slip catches during self-isolation

He by far is the best batsman that Kiwis have to offer in the five-day format and is widely regarded as many the best of all-time from New Zealand, even surpassing the likes of late Martin Crowe, Brendon McCullum, Andrew Jones, and Ross Taylor. He is still 29 years old and with 7-8 years of cricket left in him, he can easily go past the 10,000-run mark in Tests.