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New Zealand players Mitchell Santner and Rachin Ravindra have actually showered Kane Williamson with praise, after the Kiwi legend reached yet another remarkable mark in their semi-final win against South Africa on Wednesday.New Zealand set a steep target in their ICC Champions Trophy semi-final &-- one that would prove to be too difficult to chase.Their 362 runs became a new high mark for totals in Champions Trophy matches played in Lahore, moving past Australia&& 's score (356/5)from earlier in the tournament.But in doing so, an even greater record was engraved into the history books.
Kiwi legend Kane Williamson ended up being simply the 16th gamer of perpetuity to reach 19,000 international runs and the first New Zealander to do so.That milestone came early in an innings that would go on to become his 48th century, across all formats, and his 15th in One-Day Internationals.Williamson&& 's profession as a run-scorer has actually been emphatic, reaching the mark of 19,000 international runs fourth-fastest of all time (440 innings), behind just Virat Kohli (399 ), Sachin Tendulkar (432) and Brian Lara (433 ).
The 34-year-old proven yet again he&& 's still at the peak of his powers, scoring 102 runs from 94 balls, highlighted by a mix of perfectly-timed conventional strokes and expansive new age shots that both showed equally as effective.He pertained to the crease with the Kiwis at 48/1 in the eighth over and built a win-assisting collaboration of 164 runs for the second wicket with Rachin Ravindra, who also made it to three figures, scoring 108 off 101 balls.Ravindra delighted in the cool-headed assistance of Williamson, as the set aimed to take the video game away from their challengers.&& It was good to build a collaboration initially with Youngy (Will Young) and then Kane,& & he said post-game.
& That is what helped me the most, having the ability to work with the guys in the group.
Kane started accelerating so well.&& Captain Mitchell Santner, who likewise spoke after their win, continues to be in awe of Williamson&& 's accomplishments, both as a batter and a leader.&& (Kane)keeps doing it,& & Santner said post-game.&& That partnership (with Ravindra), that was enormous for us and it looked like he might&& 've been annoyed at times, but he was able to keep going and survive little durations where South Africa challenged us.Celebrations will be short-term for the Kiwis as they will now head back to Dubai, having actually played India at the very same place just a matter of days ago.Fans throughout Afghanistan can tune in to Ariana Television on Sunday, March 9, from 1:30 pm to enjoy the final.The post Champons Trophy: Williamson praised for moving New Zealand to semi-final win initially appeared on Ariana News.





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